Geraniums need minimum 45°F (7°C) to survive winter dormancy. If your Ohio garage drops to -10°F, it's unsuitable unless heated. Water sparingly—just enough to keep soil barely damp.
Last year's leaf drop in a sunny bathroom suggests overheating. A cool, bright room without direct sun works better. Have a backup indoor location for extreme cold snaps.
Consistent cool temperatures are the key to success.
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