Geo Plant Care

Since the plant is native to the rainforest, it needs lots of water and air humidity. Never allow the soil to dry out completely between waterings. Since the light, temperature, and humidity in your room directly influence how quickly the soil dries out, it is best to keep the soil moist at all times. Test the soil moisture with your finger. If the top inch (3cm) feels dry, add plenty of water so it drains underneath the pot.

Pruning of the plant is not necessary. But you can cut off older leaves as they wilt. Use clean and sharp pruning shears.

In spring and summer, feed the plant with a complete liquid fertilizer diluted to 1/2 the manufacturer's recommended strength to avoid over-fertilization.

Keep your Geo Plant away from the windows and direct sunlight. These beautiful creatures will be doing just find under the low-light conditions.

It is important that the soil for Geo Plants is well-drained. We recommend adding perlite and orchid bark or coconut husk to the soil at a 3:1:1 ratio.

Use stem cutting method for propagation. Choose a healthy stem with a few leaves, cut it off with clean scissors, and let it dry for about a day. After that, place the plant in moist soil or in a jar of water. If possible, use root growth hormone.

The Geo Plant does well in room temperatures from 65-75° F (18-24˚C). Temperatures a little lower will not kill your green friend, but will slow its growth considerably. But never let the temperature go lower than 50° F (10˚C), and avoid drafts.

Use a container with at least one drainage hole and a pot saucer for catching water.

When you hear the name Geo Plant, you might imagine that its leaves are some kind of square geometric shape. But on the contrary, Geogenanthus ciliatus has rounded, accurately shaped leaves.