Large hanging baskets of petunias are a porch and deck staple. Modern varieties need minimal deadheading—just occasional shaping for all-season appeal.
Hang where they get 6+ hours of direct sun daily.
Check soil daily—finger 1 inch deep. If dry, water until it drains from the bottom. Critical in summer heat.
Turn basket 180° each week for even light and balanced growth.
Use liquid fertilizer every 2 weeks per package directions for basket size. Water first if soil is dry, then fertilize to prevent root burn.
When stems get leggy (mid-summer), shear back half the overgrown stems. A few days of shade helps recovery. No deadheading needed on modern varieties.
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