Petunia Nana Compacta Mix Seeds (300 Seeds) High Germination/ Easy To grow/ Perfect for pots, balconies, or Terrace gardens

Petunia is a beautiful flowering plant that can be grown as an annual or perennial, known for its wide range of vibrant colors, sizes, and petal patterns. The plant features oval-shaped leaves and funnel-shaped, soft, five-petaled flowers, making it a stunning addition to any garden space. 🌼

Petunia Nana Compacta Mix is especially loved by home gardeners for its compact growth, easy maintenance, and long-lasting blooms. These cheerful flowers not only add fragrance and charm to your surroundings but also attract butterflies, bringing your garden to life! 

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🌿 Why Grow Petunia Nana Compacta Mix?

✅ Compact and bushy growth – ideal for small spaces
✅ Perfect for balconies, terraces, or home gardens
✅ Low maintenance and beginner-friendly
✅ Attracts butterflies and pollinators

Product Detail

• 🔢 Seed Quantity: 300 Seeds

• 🏡 Where to Grow: Balcony, terrace, garden beds, or hanging pots

• 📅 Sowing Season: October to March

• 🌱 Sowing Method: Seedling transplant

• 🌡️ Germination Temperature: 21°C to 26°C

• ⏳ Germination Time: 7 to 14 days

• 🌼 Flower Size: 5 to 10 cm
  

• 🌸Blooming Time: 50-60 days After Transplanting
  

What size grow bag is best for Petunia?

• 9 x 9 (W*H)
• 12 x 12 (W*H)
• 15 x 12 (W*H)
• 15 x 15 (W*H)

🌸 Petunia Growing Guide In India

Petunias are one of the most loved flowering plants, known for their vibrant colors and long-lasting blooms. They are easy to grow, making them a favorite among beginner gardeners!

📅 Petunia Growing Season In India

In India, Petunias thrive during the cool and dry months:

• 🌤️ Best time to grow: October to March (late fall, winter, early spring)

• 🚫 Avoid: Hot summers and heavy monsoon rains

🌱 How To Grow Petunia

• ✅ Recommended Method: Transplanting seedlings

• 📏 Pot Size: Minimum 22 cm wide × 15 cm deep (since petunia has shallow roots)

• 🌡️ Ideal Germination Temperature: 21°C to 26°C

🌼 Petunia Dwarf Stars Mix – Seed Sowing Method

1. Prepare Seedling Tray

   • Fill with a potting mix (or make your own):
     🪴 30% garden soil + 30% vermicompost + 20% cocopeat + 20% sand

2. Sow the Seeds

   • Gently press seeds on the soil surface

   • Do not cover the seeds — petunias need light to germinate

3. Watering & Light

   • Mist gently; keep the soil moist (not soggy)

   • Keep tray in indirect sunlight, avoid direct exposure

4. Germination Time: 1–2 weeks

5. Transplanting

• Transplant when seedlings develop a few true leaves (usually after 2–3 weeks).

• Use pots that are at least 22 cm wide and 15 cm deep.

• Plant only one seedling per pot for best growth.

🌿 Petunia Fertilizer Requirements

• At sowing: Mix balanced compost or fertilizer into the soil

• During growth: Apply a liquid fertilizer every 2–3 weeks

🌸 Petunia Plant Care Tips

• Soil: Light, fertile, and well-drained

• Watering: Keep the soil evenly moist; avoid both drying out and overwatering

• Sunlight: Needs 6+ hours of full sun; light shade in summer is okay

• Temperature:

  • 🌞 Day: 15°C to 29°C

  • 🌙 Night: 12°C to 18°C

• Pests: Watch for aphids, beetles, fleas, slugs, snails

• Diseases: Remove infected parts to prevent gray mold, especially in the rainy season

• Protection: Use neem oil spray for natural pest control

• Pruning: Regularly deadhead spent flowers and remove dry/infected leaves to promote blooming

🌺 Petunia Blooming Time

• Blooms appear usually within 2 months of planting

• In India, petunias can bloom year-round, especially in cooler seasons

• 🌼 Blooms last from spring to early frost, or longer with proper care

📌 Petunia Quick Facts

• Common Name: Petunia

• Scientific Name: Petunia

• Plant Height: 15 to 60 cm

• Growing Level: Easy, beginner-friendly

FAQ 

How do you keep petunias blooming?

To keep petunias blooming, they need proper sunlight, water, and regular fertilizer and trimming.

Why are my potted petunias dying? 

Petunia dieback is a really big problem, it is caused by overwatering or underwatering. Too much water in the soil causes fungal diseases while too little water causes the plant to wither and then die.

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