Petunias come in singles, doubles, ruffled, or plain. Saving seeds lets you regrow favorites yearly. Timing is critical—tiny seeds are lost once pods split.
Check daily for wilting/drooping petals. Be ready to collect as blooms fade.
Place a small cloth bag (cotton or tulle) over the flower head as petals wither. Secure to stem with a paper clip.
Check daily. When pod begins to split, cut the stem.
Remove bag carefully. Hold pod over bag, finish splitting, shake out seeds.
Mark envelope with variety and year. Store in cool, dry place until planting.
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