Petunias flower only at stem tips. As stems elongate, flowers migrate to edges, leaving bare stems.
Only for seed-forming types. Clip stem below spent flower to remove developing seeds. Wave/Super Petunias don't set seed—no deadheading needed.
Cut stems back by ⅔ and fertilize. Do all at once or in thirds over 3 weeks. Rebloom in 3–4 weeks.
Root 8" tip cuttings in damp soil with rooting hormone. Keep shaded, moist. Pinch tip after rooting.
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