Petunia Blue Morn is a gorgeous flower with rich blue, blue-colored petals and a white throat. Its flowers spring through fall, providing long-lasting color for gardens, hanging baskets, and containers. It is easy to grow from pelleted seeds because the coated seeds are larger and more manageable. With good care, you will have lovely flowers all season.

Number of Seeds	10 seeds
Sowing month	August End
Sowing temperature	28-32C
Blooming month	Sept To April
Sun	Full sun
Seed supplied as	Pelleted

For best results, sow petunia seeds indoors 10 to 12 weeks before the date of the last frost. Begin by planting a seed tray with light potting soil. Because petunia seeds require light to sprout, place the seeds on the surface of the soil but never cover them. Lisianthus purple grows in the same weather condition

Petunia Blue Morn Second, lightly water the soil with water to give an equal amount of moisture. Then, put the tray in plastic wrap or a humidity dome to retain moisture. Put the tray in a warm place, 70–75°F (21–24°C). In 7 to 14 days, germination will be in process. Remove the cover and put the tray in a sunny window or under grow lights.

Once they have three to four leaves and the risk of frost has elapsed, transfer them outside. Place them in an area with drainage that is in sunlight. Loosen and amend with compost in the planting space to give them nutrition.

Petunia Blue Morn Following that, dig shallow 8-12 inch on-center locations and set a single seedling in each of them. Gently water them and let them settle. Shade them lightly during the first several days to protect them from harsh sun.

Petunia Blue Morn are not difficult to maintain but must be monitored regularly so that there is a constant supply of flowers. They must be watered weekly or fortnightly in such a way that the soil is kept lightly damp but not wet. If they are potted, they will require more watering.

Fertilize again in two weeks with another even-balanced liquid plant food to produce additional flowers. Additionally, remove dead flowers (deadhead) often to promote additional flowers and healthy plants.

Soon enough as in the summer, your Petunia ‘Blue Morn’ flowers will be in bloom with stunning blue-and-white flowers. They will bloom well until the first frost, contributing color and elegance to your garden.

With minimal effort, you can have gorgeous petunias from pelleted seeds. Experiment with them this year and enjoy their beauty for months to come!