I wish my baskets looked half as good as yours. Excellent video......... useful information............ I'll try the Jack's fertilizer and see if that makes a difference. Thanks!!!!
Beautiful plants. We just added the same plants our front this year but we don't know how to winterize them. I apparently also have violas as well. Can you help with this
How do you keep them flowering into October? Mine are dead by September. They will be doing great throughout July and August and then suddenly, towards the end of August, one at a time the individual plants will suddenly begin with wither and die. All the leaves just shrivel up all at the same time.
Mine have done the same, I've tried dead hearing, cutting back and no luck. I do think I was not using enough fertilizer. Other thing I learned from another video, that possibly during the hot months I should have watered at least twice a day. If it has more plants (not fullness but actual plants) will need to be watered 2 to 3x a day during summer to survive and be full.
Your baskets are stunning, but so are the plants underneath them. Please tell me what they are. I love the pink, especially please let me know appreciate it I’m just in all of all of it. 1:491:52
are these a certain variety of petunias or can this be done with any kind? theres a lot of wild petunias at my shop and last year i moved some to a hanging basket and they did well but eventually died
I have beautiful baskets like these and I use the same method, water daily and fertilize weekly. The only battle I have is if I get earwigs in the basket, drives me crazy….
I know its an old video but ive followed it to a T, my question is how often do you deadhead? And how adamant are you about getting ever spent flower? Mine are much smaller and they take like a hour each to deadhead. Thank you! 🙏
I never had to deadhead these. The new blooms cover the old ones. Sometimes after a rain there were some old blooms showing, but I just waited a couple days and then they disappeared.
@@josiahcollett3635 interesting, I was always told the spent flowers go to seed and that takes energy from the plant and you won't get as many flowers... I may have to do a side by side experiment, thank you for the reply!
@@EgZ3910 some petunias will put more energy into producing seeds, but with enough fertilizer it shouldn’t be a problem. There are also lots of sterile varieties available now too! I primarily grow the Proven Winners Supertunias, because they don’t produce seeds.
Hi just came across your video. You grow jaw-dropping flower baskets. I want to make my own this year. How many plants per basket say a 18" basket & do you plat all flowers in the center or spaced out? Thank you
@@lindsayb1329 water lightly before adding the fertilizer. You want the soil to be moist so that it can absorb the fertilizer, but not too wet so that it runs out the bottom.
6 plants in each. These are Supertunias from Proven Winners. The vista and mini vista series are really good. These are Vista Bubblegum, Vista Silverberry, and Vista fuchsia.
@@Raniljayakody just fertilizer! Supertunias are actually mostly sterile, so they produce very few seeds if any. The only time you might feel like you need to deadhead is after a rain, because a lot of the flowers will melt if they stay wet too long. But if you fertilize, it only takes a few days for new flowers to cover all the old ones.
@@josiahcollett3635 thank you very much! I greatly appreciate you replying so quickly. I bought two huge, beautiful hanging baskets and most of the flowers have run their course and I had no idea what to do to get the flowers to continue to grow to replace the ones that are no longer with us. 😃
Gorgeous! I read all the comments first…what are your pink flowers with your blue salvia? That is the topper with your fantastic petunias. I’m so glad your showed your fertilizer. I have Jack’s and now o know I wasn’t using enough or often enough. Really hope you make more videos. You could do one on your sidewalk for sure!
Best video! Straight to the point and great advice. Not a lot of talking for nothing. Thank you.
I keep coming back to this video, by far the best one on the internet. Can you tell me how many plants are in each container?
There are 6 in each. If you’re planting your own, you could get away with just 4.
Your flowers look amazing. Do you ever cut back or dead head your pentunias to help with growth as well?
wow nicest petunias I've seen on youtube. just beautiful
They’re absolutely beautiful!
I wish my baskets looked half as good as yours. Excellent video......... useful information............ I'll try the Jack's fertilizer and see if that makes a difference. Thanks!!!!
Beautiful! Could you please tell us how many plants you put in the baskets & the basket size. Thanks.
Beautiful plants. We just added the same plants our front this year but we don't know how to winterize them. I apparently also have violas as well. Can you help with this
Great video. Can you make more?
Jack's fertilizer really is a great product. It blows Miracle Grow out of the water, IMO
For sure!
How do you keep them flowering into October? Mine are dead by September. They will be doing great throughout July and August and then suddenly, towards the end of August, one at a time the individual plants will suddenly begin with wither and die. All the leaves just shrivel up all at the same time.
Mine have done the same, I've tried dead hearing, cutting back and no luck. I do think I was not using enough fertilizer. Other thing I learned from another video, that possibly during the hot months I should have watered at least twice a day. If it has more plants (not fullness but actual plants) will need to be watered 2 to 3x a day during summer to survive and be full.
Thank you!!! Those are beautiful!!!!😮
That’s a heck of a show. 👍
Thank you! Great video!
how many petunias are planted in your baskets initially for this resulting size at the end?
Beautiful thanks for the tips
They are gorgeous 💕
They're so beautiful as your gorgeous face
Your baskets are stunning, but so are the plants underneath them. Please tell me what they are. I love the pink, especially please let me know appreciate it I’m just in all of all of it. 1:49 1:52
The pink flowers below are petunias: Supertunia Mini Vista Pink Star
are these a certain variety of petunias or can this be done with any kind? theres a lot of wild petunias at my shop and last year i moved some to a hanging basket and they did well but eventually died
Can we use this fertilizer for all plants?
Do you use trailing petunias in your basket?
These are called Supertunias from Proven Winners. You can find them in most garden centers.
Thanks
Wow people are always commenting on my beautiful flowers. But I ain't got nothing on yours ❤️ stunning
What are you growing under them? Creeping flox?
Yes
Lavender and smaller petunias or calybrachoas
Can I ask you what size pot is your flowers in
Czym więcej sadzonek w donicy tym lepiej rosną ?,unas 1 sztuke na donice .
Where are you located?
SW Ohio
The pots they came in , or hanging baskets ?
@@pablovagnor these are 12” hanging baskets, like you would buy already put together.
I have beautiful baskets like these and I use the same method, water daily and fertilize weekly. The only battle I have is if I get earwigs in the basket, drives me crazy….
I know its an old video but ive followed it to a T, my question is how often do you deadhead? And how adamant are you about getting ever spent flower? Mine are much smaller and they take like a hour each to deadhead. Thank you! 🙏
I never had to deadhead these. The new blooms cover the old ones. Sometimes after a rain there were some old blooms showing, but I just waited a couple days and then they disappeared.
@@josiahcollett3635 interesting, I was always told the spent flowers go to seed and that takes energy from the plant and you won't get as many flowers... I may have to do a side by side experiment, thank you for the reply!
@@EgZ3910 some petunias will put more energy into producing seeds, but with enough fertilizer it shouldn’t be a problem. There are also lots of sterile varieties available now too! I primarily grow the Proven Winners Supertunias, because they don’t produce seeds.
@@josiahcollett3635 well at least I know that for next year, supertunias it is! 🤣
@@EgZ3910 they’re a little more expensive, but I think it’s worth it
So lovely!
Wow so beautiful ❤️
How many plants per basket do you use?
There are 6 in each, but I think 4 would be fine if you’re planting your own baskets.
Daniel's music 🎵😅
i do all these things every year and they still look crap. 😢
you don't talk about deadheading.. Did you use a variety that doesn't require it? If so, can you share what variety that is?
I never have to deadhead. These are Supertunias from Proven Winners. Vista Bubblegum, Vista fuchsia, and Vista Silverberry.
@@josiahcollett3635 Thank you for this.
What’s the name of Plant can I buy them at Lowe’s?
Usually. They’re called Supertunias. They should be in a white pot that says Proven Winners. Bubblegum is the best variety.
Those are niceeee
Amazing plants
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Impressive!
Beautiful thank you
What type of petunia did you use?
These are Proven Winners Supertunias. Vista Bubblegum, Vista Fuchsia, and Vista Silverberry.
@@josiahcollett3635how many per pot?
How many plants per basket please??
Hi just came across your video. You grow jaw-dropping flower baskets. I want to make my own this year. How many plants per basket say a 18" basket & do you plat all flowers in the center or spaced out? Thank you
@@noreliagaeta8505 thank you! These have 6 plants in each, planted in a spaced out circle. Look for Supertunias, they’re the best!
You flush out the nutrients when that much water comes out. Only a few drops should come out the bottom.
@@oliverrasmussen4777 there’s always an expert in the comments 😂
@@josiahcollett3635 There sure is
Excellent....
Beautiful! What size hanging baskets did you use?
12”
@@josiahcollett3635 when do you do the fertilizer and then when the watering? I wouldn't want to rinse out all the fertilizer. Thanks
@@lindsayb1329 water lightly before adding the fertilizer. You want the soil to be moist so that it can absorb the fertilizer, but not too wet so that it runs out the bottom.
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we need more flowering videos
how many plants in that each pot? any special variety? please let us know😊
6 plants in each. These are Supertunias from Proven Winners. The vista and mini vista series are really good. These are Vista Bubblegum, Vista Silverberry, and Vista fuchsia.
@@josiahcollett3635 man you know your stuff..one more quick question. do you dead head that little green seed pods or just fertiliser ?
@@Raniljayakody just fertilizer! Supertunias are actually mostly sterile, so they produce very few seeds if any. The only time you might feel like you need to deadhead is after a rain, because a lot of the flowers will melt if they stay wet too long. But if you fertilize, it only takes a few days for new flowers to cover all the old ones.
@@josiahcollett3635 hopefully next summer i can grow one like yours.. thank you for info🙏🙏🙏
Its Amazing. May i Know the Pot size ?
12”
What about pruning?
No pruning required
@@josiahcollett3635 thank you very much! I greatly appreciate you replying so quickly. I bought two huge, beautiful hanging baskets and most of the flowers have run their course and I had no idea what to do to get the flowers to continue to grow to replace the ones that are no longer with us. 😃
WOW😮
What kind of hanging baskets do you use?
Nothing fancy. 12” plastic euro hanging baskets. a.co/d/b7LzU4f
@@josiahcollett3635 thank you
What is your basket size.?
12”
What kind of petunias are these?
Proven Winners Supertunias. Bubblegum, Fuchsia, and Silverberry.
Wow 🤓
How often do you deadhead these?
I never deadhead these. If you have Wave Petunias or Supertunias, and you fertilize often enough, you will never have to deadhead.
Gorgeous! I read all the comments first…what are your pink flowers with your blue salvia? That is the topper with your fantastic petunias. I’m so glad your showed your fertilizer. I have Jack’s and now o know I wasn’t using enough or often enough. Really hope you make more videos. You could do one on your sidewalk for sure!
Where do you get your seeds from?
These are Supertunias, which cannot be grown from seeds. The best varieties are hybrids that are grown from cuttings.
@@josiahcollett3635 okay 👍 so I guess no way I can get in UK ?
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Thoughts are big putunias