Two-Pod Cascading Petunia Display with Three Flower Colours
Grow log by Sher · Original thread
What you can learnA compact ornamental success showing that two surviving petunia pods can fill a Harvest and create a multi-colour display.
Useful practices
- retaining two surviving pods
- pinching and thinning for bushier growth
- removing shaded declining foliage
Problems encountered
- old seed with low germination
- crowding at deck level
- lower leaves yellowing from lack of light
*The days were calculated automatically and approximately.
Lovely
Impressive! I may have to pick one up at Walmart!
Your petunias are fabulous, Sher! Two pods? Yes, the cascading petunias are like that. It's why I love them for transplanting to the display boxes beside our front gate.
lynnee, yours are just stunning. They brighten up the whole threads they appear in.
They really do give you a display
Update #6
Beautiful!
Beautiful array
This is the only flower kit I truly like. I've grown it at three different factories I've worked at and at home. It's always beautiful.
Our local Walmart has the 6-pod Petunia kit for $6.99. So, you know...
Update #5
I can see why! They are beautiful!
Update #4
I think that's a good problem! They look beautiful!
Go easy on the thinning, Sher. Those petunias look mighty fine to me!
Too late. Some of the plants squashed at the bottom were getting mottled and yellowing from lack of light. So I took the ones that looked bad out. Already I can't tell where I removed the foliage. And I have a flower blooming on the bottom out of sight. But thank you very much for the compliment!
Update #3
Yellow is nice, but I think I like pink even better!
Yellow is a rare color, I think. Your bright pink petunias are beautiful! 😀
Thanks.
What a lovely surprise
Update #2
I'm glad that yours aren't all white! You wanted color.
That is the thing with mixes. You never know what color the seeds will turn into..unless you purchase individual colors and purposely plant. But what is the fun in that, right?
Update #1
The survivors look fine! Something that surprised me, is that my oldest, leggiest outdoor petunias have actually reseeded themselves. All I did was water them. Never expected that. 😀
What a wonderful surprise!