For an 8-inch hanging basket, plant 2–3 Wave petunias for quick, full coverage. One plant will eventually fill the basket, but multiple plants give immediate impact.
Wave petunias require full sun (6+ hours direct) to bloom and grow well. No amount of fertilizer, water, or attention compensates for insufficient light. More sun = faster fill-in and more flowers.
Pinch or prune stem tips regularly to encourage branching. Each cut stimulates two new shoots, doubling flower potential. Start pinching when plants are young and continue through the season.
Do not fertilize Wave petunias. They're bred for vigorous growth without heavy feeding. Excess nitrogen produces foliage at the expense of flowers.
With full sun, proper spacing, and strategic pinching, your Wave basket will cascade with color all season.
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