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Pelargonium punctatum

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Its interesting to see all the beautiful caudix forming Pelargonium flowers, so different than modern florist pelargoniums, thanks for sharing

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The range of different species Pelargonium colours is amazing. My favourite is P. tricolor - black, white and scarlet all in one flower. Sadly I find it impossible to grow.
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And almost impossible to find. I can get it through summer but haven't cracked how to get it through winter.
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Why impossible to grow Ralph? Whats the problem with 'tricolor species'?
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It dies, whatever I do. I've tried it in the greenhouse, in the garden,in the house, like a succulent, like a pot geranium. Nothing works. I have a fair success rate with most Pelargoniums, but not that one.

I suspect its impossible to find as most other folks also find it tricky.
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Unless AnTTun is thinking of the Pelargonium with triple coloured leaves?
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Apparently it comes from the winter rainfall area but can't take much moisture. Maybe 80/20 grit and compost?
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It's such a weird colour. I bought my Pelargonium punctatum plant a few months ago so I haven't seen mine flower before. The spike's only about a centimetre or so high so I've still got a little while to wait.
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