Heavy rain + "healthy dose" of bloom booster = fertilizer burn. Roots are scorched. Here's triage.
Never fertilize >90°F. Plants can't process it. Your rain-cooled then fertilized timing was a perfect storm.
Wave petunias and Million Bells are tough. They'll rebound if roots survive the salt flush.
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