Petunia Bravo is among the low-maintenance flowering plants with vibrant hues. It comes under the Petunia category and is widely grown in gardens, balconies, and terraces. As it thrives in different climatic conditions, Petunia Bravo is ideal for the Indian climate. Be it a professional gardener or an amateur, Petunia Bravo can beautify your garden and make it beautiful.

Number of Seeds	40-50 Seeds
Sowing month	Sept to Jan
Blooming Month	Dec to April
Sun	Full Sun
Sowing Temperature	Day time below 30C

One of the most popular characteristics of Petunia Bravo is that it boasts beautiful, trumpet-shaped flowers that are extremely visible due to their size. The flowers are available in an enormous variety of shades of pink, purple, red, and white all the way through to bi-colored. Continual flowering throughout the season means that the flowers are breathtakingly lovely at all times. To top this, bees and butterflies pollinate the flowers, adding variety to the garden.Petunia double are good companion

Petunia Bravo is a perfect flower to grow in the climate of India, particularly the early winter and summer season. It thrives between 15°C to 30°C, which is perfect for the light winters that most of India experiences. Hot weather that is too extreme during the hot summer months is stressful to the plant, and therefore, getting some shade during the afternoon protects it from the sun.

It also does well when planted in the full sun where it receives a minimum of 5 to 6 hours direct sunshine per day. It craves rich freely draining soil that will support great growth. Where compost or organic manure is incorporated in the soil, this enhances the soil’s fertility, with fabulous flowers being displayed all year round.

Petunia Bravo needs moderate watering. Water every two cooler seasons but very often in summer. Check the soil moisture before watering; it should be surface dry but not dry.

Overwatering causes fungal infection, so make sure there is good drainage.

But For repeated blooming, deadhead dead flowers on a regular basis. Deadheading focuses the plant’s energy on flower production and not seed. Feed 10-15 days with a great liquid balanced fertilizer or compost tea to ensure healthy growth and lush blooms.

Petunia Bravo is quite pest-resistant but occasionally plagued with spider mites, aphids, and caterpillars. Neem oil or drenching a light insecticidal soap on the leaves, after sprays, which become manageable, is used to control the pests.

Watering above plant from; there is less chance that the plant will get any form of fungal disease.

Lastly Petunia Bravo is a perfect Indian garden option, bearing brilliant splashes and low maintenance. In a high level of sunlight, drainage, and water, the plant excels under most of Indian climatic conditions. In pot, hanging basket, or garden bed, Petunia Bravo adds personality and freshness to any place also.