The scientific name of Petunia F1 is Petunia hybrida
Characteristics: Solanaceae family, Petunia genus. Perennial herb, often grown as an annual or biennial. It prefers warmth, is not cold-tolerant, and dislikes waterlogging. The optimum sowing temperature is 20-25°C. Because the seeds are very small, they can be mixed with fine sand when sowing, and may be left uncovered or covered with a thin layer of soil. During sowing, keep the soil moist while avoiding water accumulation in the soil (especially in hot summer). About one week after sowing, germination occurs. When 4-5 true leaves have developed, the seedlings can be pricked out, and when more than 10 true leaves have grown, they can be planted in their final position. Petunia is a long-day flower, and short days inhibit flower buds. Petunia has a long flowering period and can bloom in all four seasons when the temperature is kept at 15-20°C. Under natural conditions, it may have a brief dormancy in hot summer, and will bloom again when the weather turns cool.
Plant height 20-25 cm, compact plant type, strong branching ability, many flowers, bright colors, large flowers. Early-flowering type, strong resistance, uniform growth and development, good potted performance. The growth and development period is about 70 days. Red, pink, blue, white, rose red, red star, blue star.