Petunia grandiflora Red - Flower Seeds

Description

These annual Petunia grandiflora flowers bloom almost nonstop throughout the summer.

The seeds are tiny dark brown balls. There are many seeds in a pod. This cultivar variety of Petunia (Grandiflora) has the largest flowers, up to 4 inches in diameter. Petunia seeds are very small and need lots of light in order to germinate.

Seeds Specifications

Planting And Care

• They need well-draining, slightly moist soil
• Regular deadheading also improves their appearance
• An early and midsummer application of high-phosphorus fertilizer improves both blooms and vigor
• Dead petals should be pruned so that the younger branches can flourish

Petunia Grandiflora Red Care

• Petunias do best in full sun but can handle partial shade, especially in hotter areas
• They need at least five hours of sunlight every day
• You can use 2 parts of hummus and leaf mold, 2 parts of decomposed manure, 1 part of sand and 2 parts of peat
• Incorporate into the soil to a depth of six to eight inches
• One day before sowing, water the soil well
• Mix the seeds with sand and pour them onto the soil, flatten the soil and spray it well with water
• Cover the container with glass or plastic foil and keep at a temperature of 20-25 degrees C
• Give some air too
• When your seedlings get their first leaves you can remove the glass, add a layer of sand to the ground and reduce watering
• When the sprouts get 3 to 4 leaves, pick them off and transplant them
• They should be planted 12 inches apart

Petunia Grandiflora Red Special Feature

Attracts Birds, Fragrance, Good for Containers, Low Maintenance

Petunia Grandiflora Red Uses

Ornamental Use:

It is generally kept in partial shade and in terrace area