Petunias are hardy annuals prized for long bloom, vivid colors, and ease. Minimal care yields maximum flowers from spring to late summer.
Pinch off drooping blooms at the base. Preventing seed set forces energy into more flowers, prolonging bloom.
Use balanced fertilizer all season.
When shoots get long and stringy, shear 1–2 inches from base with sharp scissors/shears. Water and fertilize immediately. New growth will be bushier with a fresh flush of blooms.
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