No more petunias, just supertunias! It grows so luxuriantly that it overshadows other flowers on the balcony

For several seasons, supertunias have been winning the hearts of many gardeners. This is a hanging variety of petunias that sheds, lasts longer, and is more resistant to hostile weather conditions. If we take proper care of it, it will look fantastic even from May to the end of November.

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How to care for supertuna? They are not too difficult to grow and grow quickly

If properly cared for, supertunias can reach up to 100 cm long shoots, and they will be abundantly covered with beautiful flowers. First of all, it is worth remembering that supertunias can be planted not only in pots, but also in garden bases, perfectly decorating the plot. They are gaining in popularity primarily because they are resistant to various diseases and pest attacks, so you don’t have to worry about them.

Supertunias like abundant and regular watering, but you only need to provide water to the ground. When we pour it on flowers or leaves, fungal diseases can quickly attack plants. Supertunies are best placed in sunny or slightly shaded positions. In order for them to grow luxuriantly and delight with beautiful flowers, they also need to be fertilized regularly. What will work perfectly?

Homemade fertilizer for supertuni. One ingredient is enough to shower them with flowers

Supertunies love to be fertilized, but you don’t have to use specialized products from the store for this. Just reach for… Lamb’s lettuce! Both the roots and leaves can be used to prepare homemade fertilizer. Fill the bucket up to 1/3 with leftover lamb’s lettuce, and then pour water, leaving 3-4 cm at the top. Cover the dish and set aside for two to four weeks in a shady place. When the lamb’s lettuce parts break down in water, the fertilizer is properly fermented and ready for use. Fertilize supertunies with it once every few weeks, and they will outshine other balcony flowers.