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Petunia "Gioconda Saturn Pink" F1
Petunia "Joconda Saturn Pink" F1.
In terms of flowering abundance, this hybrid of ampelous petunia competes with recognized champions – surfinias, as it forms powerful and well-branching plants.
When grown in open ground, it covers the soil up to 1 m2 in diameter, with a height of 20 cm.
When grown in containers, their volume should be at least 5 liters per plant, and feeding should be weekly so that the hybrid shows itself in all its glory, reaching a length of hanging shoots of about 80-100 cm.
Agrotechnics.
Sowing for seedlings from February to April. Seeds in granules! Sowing is superficial, without embedding (seeds germinate in the light!), under glass or film to maintain constant humidity until full germination. Granules must dissolve when sowing! February crops require additional lighting. Seedlings appear on the 5-6th day. Picking in the phase of 1-2 true leaves. Planting hardened seedlings in the ground at the end of May.
In terms of flowering abundance, this hybrid of ampelous petunia competes with recognized champions – surfinias, as it forms powerful and well-branching plants.
When grown in open ground, it covers the soil up to 1 m2 in diameter, with a height of 20 cm.
When grown in containers, their volume should be at least 5 liters per plant, and feeding should be weekly so that the hybrid shows itself in all its glory, reaching a length of hanging shoots of about 80-100 cm.
Agrotechnics.
Sowing for seedlings from February to April. Seeds in granules! Sowing is superficial, without embedding (seeds germinate in the light!), under glass or film to maintain constant humidity until full germination. Granules must dissolve when sowing! February crops require additional lighting. Seedlings appear on the 5-6th day. Picking in the phase of 1-2 true leaves. Planting hardened seedlings in the ground at the end of May.
