Petunia Superbissima is a beautiful variety of creased big flowers and spectacular patterns. Petunia Superbissima is a fine variety for balconies, house gardens, and hanging baskets. While petunias would love to bloom in the cold climate, when well nurtured, it is possible to grow them even in India.

Number of Seeds	18-20
Sowing month	Aug to Jan
Sowing temperature	20-35C
Blooming month	Dec to April
Sun	Full

The best season for planting Petunia Superbissima in India is between September and November. It is spring season, and seed germination and development are thus facile. Late sowing can subject the plant to heat stress during summer and decrease flowering.

Petunias must be in drained and fertilized soil. The mix of garden soil, compost, and sand collectively creates a well-balanced mix. The soil must be loose and light enough that water does not pool in the soil. The compost incorporated that is organic causes the plant to be tough and to bloom more flowers.

Petunia Superbissima seeds are tiny, so handle them gently. Plant them on the surface of the soil and do not cover them since they require light to germinate. Press them gently and mist them with water. Water the soil often but not too much. The seeds will germinate in 10–14 days.

Petunia Superbissima needs light. It needs a minimum of 5–6 hours daily sunshine to flower in abundance. Give shade afternoon on extremely hot weather. Give a daily but not an overdramatic amount of water to the plant. Permit the upper-soil surface to dry off in between waters.

Marigold Inca Gold good companion

Petunias are feeders and must be fertilized. Petunias must be fertilized with a liquid-balanced fertilizer every two weeks. Phosphorus-containing bloom booster fertilizer will assist in building large, impressive flowers. Too much nitrogen must not be applied, as this will grow lots of leaves and fewer flowers.

Petunia Superbissima attracts pests whiteflies and aphids. Treat them with neem oil or mild insecticidal soap sprayed onto the plants. Air needs to be freely circulated so that fungal disease like powdery mildew is avoided. Yellow leaves signal poor drainage and overwatering also.

To keep the flower on the plant,  remove the dead head regularly. This will cause new buds to develop. Light pruning of the plant also maintains the plant’s bushy and flowering.

Lastly Petunia Superbissima is a beautiful flower to be in any garden. If it is provided with proper soil and sunlight, and regularly watered, it will bloom quite beautifully in Indian climatic conditions. With some easy care methods, you can see its beautiful flowers for a considerable number of months. Whether planted in flower beds or pots, the plant provides color and character to any area