Pruning guide
How to prune cascadia trailing petunia
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Pruning cascadia trailing petunia — FAQ
When should I prune cascadia trailing petunia?
Weekly deadheading throughout season; hard cut-back in July. Pinch spent flowers back to the nearest leaf node weekly. In July, cut all stems back by one-third using clean scissors, cutting just above a leaf. Feed immediately after to support recovery.
How often does cascadia trailing petunia need pruning?
Deadhead weekly; cut back once per season. Cascadia trailing petunias perform best with regular deadheading and at least one midsummer cut-back. Trailing stems become leggy and flower-sparse without intervention. Pinch out spent blooms weekly and cut the whole plant back by one-third in July to prompt a healthy second flush of cascading colour for late summer and autumn.
How do you prune cascadia trailing petunia?
Pinch spent flowers back to the nearest leaf node weekly. In July, cut all stems back by one-third using clean scissors, cutting just above a leaf. Feed immediately after to support recovery.