How many years do petunias live?
Last Update ：2024.06.04
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Due to the influence of living environment, planting methods, cultivation methods, etc., the survival time is uncertain. Some can only live a few months, some can live a year or two, and some can live four or five years. They will become unhealthy if kept alive for too long, so they are generally only kept for a year or two.
1. Survival time
1. Survival time
Under normal circumstances, it can survive for one to two years. However, due to different planting methods, growing environments, cultivation methods, etc., the survival time of petunias is often different. Some only live a few months before dying; some live longer, up to a year; some can live two years; and some can live four to five years, or even longer. In fact, as long as you master the various planting conditions, you can extend the survival time of petunia. If temperature, light, moisture, fertilizer, pruning, etc. can be properly controlled, the survival time of petunias will be greatly extended and can survive for one or two years or even longer. However, if it survives too long, the parts will age and the plant will become unhealthy, dry and limp. And there will be fewer and fewer flowers blooming, and eventually they will not bloom at all. Therefore, generally speaking, petunias can be raised for one or two years. When it blooms, its seeds can be collected for planting the next batch.
2. Precautions
1. Pay attention to daily pruning and fertilization.
2. Be fully prepared for the overwintering of petunias to ensure that they can survive the winter safely. It needs to be placed indoors in winter, and when the temperature is below four degrees, it will grow very slowly. It's close to stagnant, so pay attention to the temperature.
3. Provide ample sunlight and good ventilation.
4. If it is only raised for one year, it should be "topped" during the seedling stage. After two or three "topping", the petunias can bloom and burst into pots.
2. Precautions
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