Petunia Pruning 101: it’s so easy!! If your petunias are looking leggy, a good trim/fertilizing should fix them right up. Taking off the leggy growth forces the plant to focus its energy on the shorter, new growth. Few tips: - just go for it - take off the bottom 25% of the plant - remove any leggy stems that have grown along the top - follow up with a water soluble fertilizer. Do this once a week to keep beautiful blooms. - Supertunias do not need to be deadheaded and they do not produce seeds.

The controversial topic of petunia pruning. Y’all, it hurts my heart as well to cut off such beautiful blooms but when your petunias get long and leggy, you need to prune them. Pruning encourages new growth and helps spread nutrients evenly from the top to the bottom of the plant. It also allows for more air flow. A few tips:🌿use a clean pair of scissors or snips🌿prune back any leggy or wild growth🌿what is shown is a full prune. You don’t have to go this far, you can selectively prune to get

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