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Wave Petunias

20 years ago

Since the wave petunias have long branches they do get

broken off sometimes. I stuck 2 stems with a pink flower

on each stem into a green glass vase and both stems

rooted in matter of days!! I didn't know you could root

petunias. I just wanted to enjoy the blossoms.

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Comments (2)

brighteyes
20 years ago
Good news for me. I am short on petunias. Guess I dont need to buy more now!

Congrats

carey
scandia
20 years ago
Did you put water in the vase or soil??? Did you use root hormone or not?? Did you keep the vase outside or inside?? I need more petunias too.
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