Seven Tidal Wave petunias are dying. You water twice daily (morning + night), they get 7+ hours sun. First-time gardener — help needed.
Petunias rot when roots stay constantly wet. Wilting from too much water looks identical to wilting from too little — so you water more, worsening the rot. Leaves yellow, stems collapse, plant dies.
| Week | Hot Weather (85°F+) | Cool Weather (<70°F) |
|---|---|---|
| 1 (newly planted) | Daily | Every 3 days |
| 2 | Every other day | Every 3–4 days |
| 3 | Every 3 days | Every 4–5 days |
| 4+ | Every 4 days (deep soak) | Every 5–6 days |
Cut watering to every 4 days, soak deeply, and your Tidal Waves will explode with color.
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