Excess rain waterlogs containers. First, ensure pots drain perfectly. Remove plants, air out roots (not bone-dry, just aerated) on paper towels. Pinch back stems 1–2 inches to stimulate fresh growth. Replant in fresh, well-draining mix and protect from rain (cover at night with newspaper/towels).
Consider Messenger (plant defense activator) for faster recovery, but given petunias’ low cost and late season, it may not be economical.
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