Growing Petunias from Seeds

Petunia Nana Seeds When to Plant

• Prepare the Seed Tray – A shallow seed tray or small pots with a light, loose potting medium work best. The best variety to use is a seed-starting mix.
• Sow the Seeds – The seeds of the Petunia are too small. Plant them on the soil’s surface but not buried since they require light in order to germinate.
• Water Gently – Sprayed the ground with a spray bottle so that the seeds will not be dislodged.
• Cover the Tray – Cover the tray with plastic wrap or clear cover in order to seal in the moisture.
• Petunia Nana Seeds Give Warmth and Light – Place the tray in a warm spot (70-75°F or 21-24°C) and give it bright, indirect light or a grow light.

Taking Care of the Seedlings

• The seeds will germinate within 7-14 days. After they have, take off the cover.
• Water lightly when necessary. Keep the soil moist but not soggy.
• Petunia Nana Seeds Move the seedlings to a light location, ideally in front of a sunny window.
• When they have two sets of leaves, transplant them into larger pots.
• Putting Petunias Outside
• Wait for warm weather (after the last frost) and put petunias outside.

• Plant them 12 inches apart.
• Water heavily and mulch to conserve moisture.
• Petunia Stars Seeds Taking Care of Established Petunias
• Watering – Let soil dry between watering intervals.
• Fertilizing – Apply a balanced fertilizer fortnightly for additional flowers.
• Deadheading – Deadhead the wilted flowers to promote additional flowers.