They are incredible. I live in Delaware. After a 2022 season of watching these things spread over 3.5 feet, I decided to leave them in the ground and see if they would come back this year. Guess what, they all came back. I am so glad I did not dig them up last winter, Thank you!
I’ve been planting Vista Supertunias in my front yard landscape for several years. They are quite the showstoppers! Water, feed weekly, give them a trim mid-summer and they will repay you with absolutely gorgeous blooms until frost. Bubblegum is my favorite but I use various other colors with them. Highly recommend! (I live in zone 7a.)
I had three colors together in one spot along with Truffala Pink Gomphrena. They mixed together and looked great. I didn’t cut them back. I had flowers until our first snow in early November in Zone 5 B.
Thank you for making this current video and placing them all side by side. I was one of the many that asked for this video. I was especially interested in Bubblegum and Jazzberry together. Thank you!
I grew supertunia Bubblegum by by pool last year in the landscape . It was amazing ,and low maintenance . I am growing jazzberry this year ,and have no doubt that they will perform. You can't go wrong with Proven Winners . I will never buy any other brand petunia again !
I planted one bubble gum last year in a 14 in. pot in mid May and it reached the sides of the pot in 2 weeks a couple weeks later it was beginning to hang over the pot. For a $5. investment what a impact. Thanks for todays video
Oh gosh, I know you and your husband see Jazzberry taking over on popularity, but I hope they never ever discontinue bubblegum. It is the perfect pink to complement my blue home, and is SO reliable performance-wise. I have fuchsia in a planter, but wish to try it in the ground this year also. Fuchsia and bubblegum are my go-to's for all my sunny spaces. And bubblegum sometimes bounces back in zone 7b! 💖🌸
Love this great comparison. I did a mass planting last year of the jazzberry. It was wonderful. Can you make a video now about the mini vistas. ? Your videos are so informative Heidi. Thank you so much
I ordered Bubblegum and Jazzberry this year. I didn’t realize Jazzberry was so purple. Happy with it just the same. Thanks so much for this comparison!!
Excellent video! I was just thinking about which colour supertunia I was going to pick this year. Jazzberry last year was incredible and a real showstopper!
I planted bubblegum last year for the first time. I had two large spaces to fill, and I planted one plant in each space. Each plant got 8ft x 6ft, it was incredible!! I have NEVER seen petunias grow that large! I live in the hot and humid southeast, 7b. I have to water my petunias every day to keep them alive thru the summer. I also fertilized every 1-2 weeks. Proven winners plants are the best! I'm so excited to see my new Incrediball Blush shrubs bloom this summer 💗
Everyone, but everyone, from knowledgeable nursery people, to just plain you and me, is talking about the bubblegum variety, and there is good reason why. Put one in last year, in a problem corner. One plant. Grew 3 x 3 feet. Astounding. Did get water, Fed only once. Had to trim that thing off the walk. Going to purchase five this year and they will cover the entire bed in the front, almost 15 feet. And, what a show!
These are in pots pretty much yearly. They are an AMAZING plant. Mine are even in quite a bit of shade throughout SO much of the day. The maintenance is unbelievable, plant, water, feed and watch them all summer long add so much beauty
Hi Heidi 🌺thanks for good information about super tunias . I love supertunias Yesterday I planted supertunia royal magenta and I have supertunia honey and other colors from petonias and they grow well . Have awonderful day .🌺🌻🌺
Received my ordered plants from Garden Crossings and they are great. Were placed on their sides in the package at my house, even though the arrows clearly indicate the direction the package should go. No harm done, though, because there was wrapping around the base to hold the soil in. Will given them a chance to rest and then put them in. A very nice experience.
@@lindaforystek5028 I really thought they were for both parties. Yes, for me when I receive it, to know which end is up, but as the concerned receiver, who paid for it, I would be the interested party, and treat it carefully. The carrier, on the other hand, has the potential to do the most damage, and those arrows would certainly be important for the safety of the plant, even if the packaging inside is designed to protect the plants from mishandling, which would be transporting them on their sides or even upside down when it comes to it. The arrows are for both our sakes, but having received two plant packages with half of the soil no longer in the pot, I’d say those arrows were specifically meant for the carrier.
Everyone loves Bubblegum because they grow and flower so vigorously. A few Years ago I alternated two bubblegum and two fushia in a large pot. My Fushia eat my Bubblegum!! The bubblegum did live and flower and mingle nicely with the fushia but it was mostly fushia! I had them in a 24 inch tall container and they both grew over the side of the container hit the ground and started back up! So bubblegum isnt the only showstopper in this series! Every Supertunia I've ever tried is amazing! My neighbors always saying "I just don't have the luck you do with petunias!" I try to tell her it's not petunias! She keeps tring the waves and such and they just don't compare! 🌸 Thank you for the video comparing all the vista colors!
I found the bubblegum one several years ago and it is still the best but then pink is my favorite color. I have tried the fuchsia and it did well. The last two years is the Jazzberry - love the color but wish it was the size of the bubble gum - rather small. I HATE to pluck petunias but love the colors and shapes - I only allow myself one plant a summer of regular petunias so I don't drive myself crazy! Thanks for the demonstration video!
I planted for the 1st time bubblegum supertunas. I'm in zone 7 planted in hanging pots along the fence. They were absolutely amazing!!! I did feed every other week and cut them back a few times. I plan to try a few extra colors this year.
I planted supervista petunias in my GreenStalk last summer. I wish I could send you a photo of them. They got compliments all summer long. Mine were a light lavender, but they sure put on a show. This year I’m planting the bubblegum. I can hardly wait to get them in the pots.
The only thing I would add, is that the Vista bubblegum, the Vista jazzberry, and the Vista snow drift, all ask for a 32 inch spacing. The others are not quite as large and ask for a 24 inch spacing. I would totally agree with her! My favourite is Vista jazzberry. What a great plant! Bubble gum and snow drift are definite wonderful runners up.
Love these petunia!! I stopped buy the bubblegum ones. I have a neighbor a few houses down the way who plant those every year. Plus I see them all the time. The past couple of years I decided to be different than her and went with jazzberry instead. I like them more!!! I pair them with snowdrift.
I have tried Bubble Gum and Vista snowdrift white and o my God, i dont want to plant nothing but vista in my yard and in my flower pots, they will never disappoint you if you feed them properly, im going to plant some vista snowdrift at my mom house this weekend
I have one plant if the Silverberry variety in a pot and it fills the entire pot! Overwinters beautifully in zone 9b and is already in full bloom even with lots of spring rain. I actually like the smaller flowers of the silverberry compared to bubblegum.
I plant silverberry in a very large rectangular front landscape area. The area is one big, beautiful drift before July! It sets off the house and my neighbors always comment on the landscaping.
Thank you for the awesome video! 🎉loved it❤ I wish they were deer resistant…any suggestions to save them from deers if landed in landscape? Thanks again ❤🎉
Appreciate the close look of th flowers and sizes. Is bordeaux a supertunia? Would love to see the vistas compared to the mini vistas and know any differences other than flower size.
Will always find some room in my annual border for a Supertunia vista; usually it’s bubble gum, but she just gets so big; I get tired of cutting it back. So, I sent with white out; which I’m sue is just as vigorous.
I love bubblegum and jazzberry supertunias. Two bubblegums, two gold lantana and one prince tut performed wonderfully in a container from late April til first frost. No deadheading needed. Hooray!! Little happy dance! I hate deadheading old fashioned petunias.
@@gardencrossings I loved it! Vistas are some of my favorite plants because they perform well in the heat and humidity of southeastern NC. Regular water and some fertilizer is all I did. Trailing lantana and supertunia vista pair well together because they are vigorous growers.
It is true that they don’t need deadheading. I’ve grown several different ones and they grow as said if you keep them fertilized. Changed my opinion on using petunias.
These petunias are by far the very best. I plant them every year and they fill a container beautifully. I’ve never tried them in the ground, only containers. I’ve had all the colors but Snowdrift. Why wasn’t Bermuda Beach mentioned in the video? You won’t be sorry with any of the Vista series.
Am planting a series of 36 inch haystack porch planters. How many Vista supertunia plants would you recommend per planter? The dimensions are 36 long x 9 inches wide x 10 inches high. Thx.
I won’t ever go away from Paradise or Bubblegum! Paradise time has a red tone so it’s a pinky red. Jazzberry honestly isn’t my favorite. I did a pot this year with one Jazz, one Silver, salvia and sweet Caroline Pot vine.
We all have our favorites! That's why Proven Winners keeps coming out with new ones so there is something for everyone! Enjoy your Paradise and Bubblegum, they are beautiful!
Great success with bubblegum. Jazz berry NOT vigorous. I think the eco pot stunted the growth. Took them out of pots and they are doing ok. Mounding but not really spreading
I do not recommend planting in the eco pots. They are great that they can be composted but I think the plants are better served being planted like before. This is interesting that you are not finding Jazzberry vigorous, they are really putting on a show in our beds.
You should not need to deadhead Supertunias. They are self cleaning. If needed you can trim your plants back to create more branching and more flowers if they start to get leggy. Leggy usually happens when you do not fertilize.
I plant bubblegum every year and get compliments from my neighbors 💞
I have never met a person who doesn't love Bubblegum. It is a great choice
thank you for the side-by-side bloom comparison, that really shows off the different tones very well.
Paradise and Fuchsia look so close until they are together.
They are incredible. I live in Delaware. After a 2022 season of watching these things spread over 3.5 feet, I decided to leave them in the ground and see if they would come back this year. Guess what, they all came back. I am so glad I did not dig them up last winter, Thank you!
Wait, what? what zone are you? that is amazing.
I’ve been planting Vista Supertunias in my front yard landscape for several years. They are quite the showstoppers! Water, feed weekly, give them a trim mid-summer and they will repay you with absolutely gorgeous blooms until frost. Bubblegum is my favorite but I use various other colors with them. Highly recommend! (I live in zone 7a.)
You hit the nail on the head, feed them and them will be fabulous
I had three colors together in one spot along with Truffala Pink Gomphrena. They mixed together and looked great. I didn’t cut them back. I had flowers until our first snow in early November in Zone 5 B.
Very helpful to see the size and color comparison!! Thank you Heidi! ❤
You are so welcome
Thank you for making this current video and placing them all side by side. I was one of the many that asked for this video. I was especially interested in Bubblegum and Jazzberry together. Thank you!
You are welcome.
I grew supertunia Bubblegum by by pool last year in the landscape . It was amazing ,and low maintenance . I am growing jazzberry this year ,and have no doubt that they will perform. You can't go wrong with Proven Winners . I will never buy any other brand petunia again !
Thank you for the kind words.
Thanks for a great video. Nice to see the differences. All of your videos are very informative!🌸🤩
Thanks for subbing
I love supertunias. I have been using them for years.
#1 plant in my personal opinion
I planted one bubble gum last year in a 14 in. pot in mid May and it reached the sides of the pot in 2 weeks a couple weeks later it was beginning to hang over the pot. For a $5. investment what a impact. Thanks for todays video
Awesome 👏🏼
Did u buy it from HD or Lowe’s for $5? My local nursery’s selling for $6
Yes there is a lot of 'bang' for the buck
12.95 for one ST via mail order
Oh gosh, I know you and your husband see Jazzberry taking over on popularity, but I hope they never ever discontinue bubblegum. It is the perfect pink to complement my blue home, and is SO reliable performance-wise. I have fuchsia in a planter, but wish to try it in the ground this year also. Fuchsia and bubblegum are my go-to's for all my sunny spaces. And bubblegum sometimes bounces back in zone 7b! 💖🌸
Oh i dont think Bubblegum will ever go away. It is the #1 seller. Jazzberry we think will come close. Time will tell.
Jazzberry is also my favourite. Bubblegum is an absolute beast, but the colour and dense foliage and flowers of jazzberry makes it my favorite.
Jazzberry, Snowdrift, and Paradise are just a few of the many that are heading my way from Garden Crossings! So excited! Thanks for all you do Heidi!!
Thank you for letting us be a part of your garden Blake!
Thank you for the information! Always enjoy your info sessions
Thank you for following along
Heidi, couldn't agree with you more about the Vista Jazzberry! love them!
The color is a great addition to the line up
Love this great comparison. I did a mass planting last year of the jazzberry. It was wonderful. Can you make a video now about the mini vistas. ? Your videos are so informative Heidi. Thank you so much
Oh, that is a good idea.
I got the Bubble Gum last year and was blown away at its performance. I would love to try the Paradise or Fuchsia this year.
Go for it. I dont think you will be disappointed.
I ordered Bubblegum and Jazzberry this year. I didn’t realize Jazzberry was so purple. Happy with it just the same. Thanks so much for this comparison!!
You are welcome!
The supertunia vistas are unbelievable!! Love them. ❤❤😊❤❤
They sure are!! Nothing better in my opinion
Excellent video! I was just thinking about which colour supertunia I was going to pick this year. Jazzberry last year was incredible and a real showstopper!
It sure is. I love Jazzberry
Thanks for the comparison on the flowers!!
You are welcome
I planted bubblegum last year for the first time. I had two large spaces to fill, and I planted one plant in each space. Each plant got 8ft x 6ft, it was incredible!! I have NEVER seen petunias grow that large! I live in the hot and humid southeast, 7b. I have to water my petunias every day to keep them alive thru the summer. I also fertilized every 1-2 weeks. Proven winners plants are the best! I'm so excited to see my new Incrediball Blush shrubs bloom this summer 💗
Thanks for your feedback. They really are great
Everyone, but everyone, from knowledgeable nursery people, to just plain you and me, is talking about the bubblegum variety, and there is good reason why. Put one in last year, in a problem corner. One plant. Grew 3 x 3 feet. Astounding. Did get water, Fed only once. Had to trim that thing off the walk. Going to purchase five this year and they will cover the entire bed in the front, almost 15 feet. And, what a show!
Amazing!!
Amen! They are unstoppable :)
Give them a try if you haven't already @foodland
I loved the Jazzberry last year. The color and mounding was fabulous!
It is a great new introduction. We loved it as well
I love the Jazz berry. I just got them for my pots this year. Mixing it with the black sweetheart caroline sweet potato vine. LOVE!
What a lovely combination that will make!
I LOVE the Vista bubblegum. I am in zone nine in Louisiana and I have one that flourished and lived more than a year! It’s wonderful
I wanna try the bubble gum and bordeaux petunias I too live in Louisiana zone 9b
You are lucky that they over winter in your warm area.
@tanya That is a good mix
I had two potted separate and alone Vista Bubblegum. Beautiful momter plants. THE Snowdrift was in a multi planted pot. Very nice.
Thanks for watching.
These are in pots pretty much yearly. They are an AMAZING plant. Mine are even in quite a bit of shade throughout SO much of the day. The maintenance is unbelievable, plant, water, feed and watch them all summer long add so much beauty
Never been a truer statement " plant, water, feed and watch them all summer long "
Hi Heidi 🌺thanks for good information about super tunias . I love supertunias Yesterday I planted
supertunia royal magenta and I have supertunia honey and other colors from petonias and they grow well . Have awonderful day .🌺🌻🌺
One of the easiest plants to grow.
Great information and timely.
Thanks for watching
Snowdrift!!!!! I can’t wait to get u in the mail next week lol!!!! I’ve missed you so very much!!! Love! Petunia smells when it’s hot 😊😊😊🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍
Thanks for letting us be a part of your garden.
Watching from Delaware, had the pleasure of visiting your location last week while visiting my daughter who Lives in Holland.
Oh wow! Thanks for visiting.
You just can't go wrong with petunias... they are one of those staple must have plants in the garden for me.
I agree!
That snow deift, bubble gum, and that red one are beautiful.. I also love Bordeaux..Im gonna have to find and get me some for my gardena now...
They are excellent in garden beds
Received my ordered plants from Garden Crossings and they are great. Were placed on their sides in the package at my house, even though the arrows clearly indicate the direction the package should go. No harm done, though, because there was wrapping around the base to hold the soil in. Will given them a chance to rest and then put them in. A very nice experience.
Thank you for letting us be a part of your garden!
Arrows are for the recipient to open properly, not for processing.
@@lindaforystek5028 I really thought they were for both parties. Yes, for me when I receive it, to know which end is up, but as the concerned receiver, who paid for it, I would be the interested party, and treat it carefully. The carrier, on the other hand, has the potential to do the most damage, and those arrows would certainly be important for the safety of the plant, even if the packaging inside is designed to protect the plants from mishandling, which would be transporting them on their sides or even upside down when it comes to it. The arrows are for both our sakes, but having received two plant packages with half of the soil no longer in the pot, I’d say those arrows were specifically meant for the carrier.
All of my Supertunia's are AMAZING!!!!!
They sure are
Going to plant some bubblegum in the ground this year and I'm so excited to see how it performs!
Me too ❤️🤩
you will love it. Just be sure to fertilize, it will thank you
@@gardencrossings yesss I can’t wait to plant them and watch the show 🥰🤩🙏🏼 thank you for guiding me with all your vids! Love from zone 6b 🌸🌼😁
Thank you!
I am glad you enjoyed it
Everyone loves Bubblegum because they grow and flower so vigorously. A few Years ago I alternated two bubblegum and two fushia in a large pot. My Fushia eat my Bubblegum!! The bubblegum did live and flower and mingle nicely with the fushia but it was mostly fushia! I had them in a 24 inch tall container and they both grew over the side of the container hit the ground and started back up! So bubblegum isnt the only showstopper in this series! Every Supertunia I've ever tried is amazing! My neighbors always saying "I just don't have the luck you do with petunias!" I try to tell her it's not petunias! She keeps tring the waves and such and they just don't compare! 🌸 Thank you for the video comparing all the vista colors!
You are welcome. There really is no comparison to Supertunias!
I love your videos! It is so hard to find different varieties of Proven Winners in Mobile, AL where I live.
You can always shop online at www.gardencrossings.com
Thank! I mixing the white and pink this year. Wish me Luck!
That will look great.
Thanks Heidi!
My pleasure
I love love supertunia in the landscape. I have used every brand and proven winners supertunia out performance them all.
Yes they do!!
I found the bubblegum one several years ago and it is still the best but then pink is my favorite color. I have tried the fuchsia and it did well. The last two years is the Jazzberry - love the color but wish it was the size of the bubble gum - rather small. I HATE to pluck petunias but love the colors and shapes - I only allow myself one plant a summer of regular petunias so I don't drive myself crazy! Thanks for the demonstration video!
These are the No Pick petunias
I planted for the 1st time bubblegum supertunas. I'm in zone 7 planted in hanging pots along the fence. They were absolutely amazing!!! I did feed every other week and cut them back a few times. I plan to try a few extra colors this year.
So glad you gave them a try. Once you are hooked you are hooked for life ❤
Which fertilizer you use please
I planted supervista petunias in my GreenStalk last summer. I wish I could send you a photo of them. They got compliments all summer long. Mine were a light lavender, but they sure put on a show. This year I’m planting the bubblegum. I can hardly wait to get them in the pots.
You cant go wrong no matter the color
I had a super sunny circle garden probably 6 foot across. I put in 3 bubble gum and they got massive!! I won’t but anything but supertunia’s now!
Yes!!! Not that many to fill in a space.
Finally found PV bubblegum at my local nursery this year. Holy cow!! now I know why they're so popular.
LOL, The proof is in growing it❤
Thanks Heidi 🌷💚🙃
Thanks for watching
Love Jazz Berry in my front pots, one fills it up!
It sure does!
The only thing I would add, is that the Vista bubblegum, the Vista jazzberry, and the Vista snow drift, all ask for a 32 inch spacing. The others are not quite as large and ask for a 24 inch spacing.
I would totally agree with her! My favourite is Vista jazzberry. What a great plant! Bubble gum and snow drift are definite wonderful runners up.
Thanks for your feedback
Love these petunia!! I stopped buy the bubblegum ones. I have a neighbor a few houses down the way who plant those every year. Plus I see them all the time. The past couple of years I decided to be different than her and went with jazzberry instead. I like them more!!! I pair them with snowdrift.
I love Jazzberry such a great new addition.
I have tried Bubble Gum and Vista snowdrift white and o my God, i dont want to plant nothing but vista in my yard and in my flower pots, they will never disappoint you if you feed them properly, im going to plant some vista snowdrift at my mom house this weekend
you are right. Feed them and they will reward you.
Gran video
Thanks for watching
I just bought vista yellow. My friend says they’re great!
They are a nice new addition
I have one plant if the Silverberry variety in a pot and it fills the entire pot! Overwinters beautifully in zone 9b and is already in full bloom even with lots of spring rain. I actually like the smaller flowers of the silverberry compared to bubblegum.
you are lucky they overwinter for you.
I plant silverberry in a very large rectangular front landscape area. The area is one big, beautiful drift before July! It sets off the house and my neighbors always comment on the landscaping.
The white with the touch of pink is so pretty.
Jazzberry was Awesome for me last year! 👍
So good to hear. It is a great plant.
Vista Fuchsia is my favorite!
It is a beauty
Thank you for the awesome video! 🎉loved it❤
I wish they were deer resistant…any suggestions to save them from deers if landed in landscape? Thanks again ❤🎉
@@maureenmckenna5220 oh that’s so great to know! Thanks so much for your response 🙏🏼❤️
You could try a deer repellant that you spray on them. www.gardencrossings.com/product/bobbex-bobbex-r-animal-repellent-32oz-spray/
@@gardencrossings thank you so much! I will certainly do that ❤️🙏🏼
Love bubblegum in my berm!
It is a beautiful mass of color
Appreciate the close look of th flowers and sizes. Is bordeaux a supertunia? Would love to see the vistas compared to the mini vistas and know any differences other than flower size.
Yes Bordeaux is a Supertunia. The Mini Vista are just a touch smaller. Some minis are smaller than others.
Will always find some room in my annual border for a Supertunia vista; usually it’s bubble gum, but she just gets so big; I get tired of cutting it back. So, I sent with white out; which I’m sue is just as vigorous.
Try the mini vistas, they are a touch smaller.
I love bubblegum and jazzberry supertunias. Two bubblegums, two gold lantana and one prince tut performed wonderfully in a container from late April til first frost. No deadheading needed. Hooray!! Little happy dance! I hate deadheading old fashioned petunias.
That sounds like a great combination!
@@gardencrossings I loved it! Vistas are some of my favorite plants because they perform well in the heat and humidity of southeastern NC. Regular water and some fertilizer is all I did. Trailing lantana and supertunia vista pair well together because they are vigorous growers.
I have never grown the supertunias before but want to this year.
I promise you will not be disappointed!
It is true that they don’t need deadheading. I’ve grown several different ones and they grow as said if you keep them fertilized. Changed my opinion on using petunias.
No deadheading needed. These are not you grand mothers petunias ❤🌸
I always use vistas in my container gardens Never ever fail to perform
Isn't it nice when you find something so reliable.
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These petunias are by far the very best. I plant them every year and they fill a container beautifully. I’ve never tried them in the ground, only containers. I’ve had all the colors but Snowdrift. Why wasn’t Bermuda Beach mentioned in the video? You won’t be sorry with any of the Vista series.
Yes, these are the best petunias out there. Bermuda Beach is not a Vista.
Vista rootball. Should I break the rootball lose or plant it as it comes out of the 4.25 in ch container?
you should be able to plant it as it comes out of the container.
Am planting a series of 36 inch haystack porch planters. How many Vista supertunia plants would you recommend per planter? The dimensions are 36 long x 9 inches wide x 10 inches high. Thx.
Well if it were me, I would put 5 plants in there for a faster fuller look. But if you are patient, you could do 3.
I may have missed it, are these full sun? Or can they take some shade?
Full sun to part sun.
I'm surprised you don't have a supervisor red. Is it in the making.
There is a red Supertunia.
Are these the same as tidal wave petunias
No, Tidal Wave is a Brand like Supertunia Vista is a brand.
I have to spray mine with Liquid Fence to keep the rabbits from eating them.
That is a good product
I won’t ever go away from Paradise or Bubblegum! Paradise time has a red tone so it’s a pinky red. Jazzberry honestly isn’t my favorite. I did a pot this year with one Jazz, one Silver, salvia and sweet Caroline Pot vine.
We all have our favorites! That's why Proven Winners keeps coming out with new ones so there is something for everyone! Enjoy your Paradise and Bubblegum, they are beautiful!
Great success with bubblegum. Jazz berry NOT vigorous. I think the eco pot stunted the growth. Took them out of pots and they are doing ok. Mounding but not really spreading
I do not recommend planting in the eco pots. They are great that they can be composted but I think the plants are better served being planted like before. This is interesting that you are not finding Jazzberry vigorous, they are really putting on a show in our beds.
Can I deadhead and not setback or hurt the planet ?
You should not need to deadhead Supertunias. They are self cleaning. If needed you can trim your plants back to create more branching and more flowers if they start to get leggy. Leggy usually happens when you do not fertilize.
Beautiful !
🌹🌷💐💗
Thank you
So helpful! Thank you!
You're so welcome!