Leggy petunias result from excess nitrogen or lack of pruning. Cut back by one-third to promote bushiness and more blooms. Use fertilizer high in phosphorus and potassium, low in nitrogen. In fall, add organic amendments (shredded leaves, compost, peat, aged manure) to improve soil and balance pH.
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Wave Petunias Dying After Planting: Fertilizer Burn and Shallow Watering
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