Geranium (likely a Pelargonium species, commonly referred to as Geraniums)
Pelargonium (genus)
Family: GeraniaceaeNative: The Pelargonium genus, commonly known as Geraniums, is native to Southern Africa, particularly South Africa.Identified: Jul 31, 2025
The image shows a plant cutting in a glass of water, likely for propagation. The leaves are rounded with scalloped edges, and appear to be a fresh green color. The stems are relatively thin.
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This appears to be a Geranium cutting being rooted in water. For rooting, keep the cutting in a glass of clear water in a bright, indirect light location. Change the water every few days to prevent stagnation. Roots should form within 2-4 weeks. Once roots are about an inch long, the cutting can be transplanted into well-draining potting mix. As a mature plant, provide bright light, water when the top inch of soil is dry, and protect from frost.