Petunia grandiflora ‘Tritunia Salmon Veined’ is a beautiful early-flowering petunia, producing large, softly ruffled blooms in delicate shades of salmon pink and blush, with intricate coral-pink veining radiating from the centre of each flower.
 
Bred as part of the Tritunia F1 series, this exceptional petunia has been developed to flower earlier, even under shorter daylight conditions. This makes it particularly appealing for gardeners wanting to get their summer containers off to an early start.
 
The beautifully patterned flowers bring a soft, romantic feel to patio pots, window boxes, containers and garden borders. Its bushy growth and generous flowering habit make it a wonderful choice for creating a long-lasting display, pairing particularly well with soft whites, creams and silvery foliage.
 
 
Sow indoors from January to April, providing warmth and plenty of light. Plant out after the last frost for a beautiful display of flowers from late spring through to autumn.
 
When to Sow: Jan - Apr

HOW TO SOW PETUNIA SEEDS:
Sow under cover in trays or modules — do not cover the seeds, as they need light to germinate. Keep moist and warm at 20–24°C. A propagation lid will help and a heat mat if sowing early.  Germination can be slow and irregular, so don’t panic. Transplant when large enough to handle and plant out after the risk of frost has passed
 
Classification: Half Hardy Annual
Expert Level: Medium
Germination Time:1-3 weeks
Flowering Time:Jun - Oct
Site: Full Sun
Soil Type: fertile soil or quality potting mix
Soil Acidity: Neutral/ Acidic
Moisture: Well drained
 
Care: Deadhead regularly for non-stop blooms. Feed fortnightly in containers
Use: Pots, Hanging Baskets, Front of Border
 
Days to Maturity:  70-84 Days
Height:25–30cm
Plant Spacing:  20cm