«Triumph» - Organic Petunia Seeds
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An annual plant with creeping side stems, 60-90 cm long, funnel-shaped flowers, 7-9 cm in diameter, of various bright colors.
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Petunia ampelous «Triumph» mix
This is an annual plant, with creeping side stems, 60-90 cm long. The flowers are funnel-shaped, 7-9 cm in diameter, of various bright colors.
It is grown through seedlings in March-April, or by sowing seeds in open ground in May-June. Blooms profusely from June to late autumn. To achieve a drooping effect, pinch the plant above the 3rd to 5th leaf to encourage the development of side shoots. Used for landscaping balconies, gazebos and hanging pots.
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