Petunia

What makes it Unique?

• Growing Petunia as indoor houseplants requires full sunlight.
• Usually, the plants grow outdoors in window boxes, containers, etc.
• They are annual plants that bloom all summer if adequately cared for.
• Petunia comes in various color options that can make any garden glow in the blooming season.
• Petunia plants attract hummingbirds, butterflies, bees, and other beneficial insects. 

How to care?

• Grows best in full sunlight and can tolerate shade but it does not bloom flowers
• Petunia in containers requires watering in summer every day.
• Ensure the plant is potted in good drainage soil to avoid root rotting.
• Plants in containers need frequent fertilizer as the nutrients get washed away.
• If the plant looks ratty in mid-summer, trim it for newer growth.
• Plant it in pots, hanging baskets, or beds during a vibrant summer.
• It is easy to grow and propagate.
• Petunias grow in various colors like pink, purple, white, red, and yellow, and can make your garden smell good.
• Once your seedling reaches 4-5 leaves, transplant them into a new pot.
• Water the plants carefully to avoid disease infestation on the foliar parts due to water droplets.