Petunia Double Cascade Seed

Petunia seeds are naturally tiny and difficult to handle. The pelleting process coats each seed in an inert material to make them larger and easier to pick up, allowing for more precise spacing and sowing.

No, these seeds require light to germinate. Simply press them firmly into the surface of your seed-starting mix and leave them uncovered.

For the best results, maintain a soil temperature between 70-75°F. You should see germination occur within 7 to 12 days under these conditions.

These seeds are specifically designed for transplanting. It is best to start them indoors in trays and move them outside once the danger of frost has passed and the plants are established.

Since these plants have a spread of 10-12 inches, you should space them about 10 to 12 inches apart to ensure they have enough room to grow and maintain good airflow.

F1 hybrid genetics mean these seeds are the result of a cross between two specific parent lines. This process is used to ensure the plants exhibit consistent, high-performance traits like early flowering and uniform bloom quality.