Petunia axillaris, পেটুনিয়া অ্যাক্সিলারিস

 Also known as: White moon petunia

Large white petunia (*Petunia axillaris*) is a flowering herbaceous annual plant of the tobacco family (Solanaceae), native to South America.
Petunia axillaris, পেটুনিয়া অ্যাক্সিলারিস

রোপণ এবং বড় সাদা petunia বৃদ্ধি

দৃঢ়তা:-
উচ্চ
কেয়ার লেভেল:-
মধ্যম
যত্নের অসুবিধা:-
সহজ
জীবনকাল:-
বার্ষিক, বহুবর্ষজীবী, দ্বিবার্ষিক
জল দেওয়ার সময়সূচী:-
সপ্তাহে দুবার
সূর্যালোকের প্রয়োজনীয়তা:-
পূর্ণ সূর্য
মাটির pH:-
6-7
রোপণের সময়:-
শীঘ্র বসন্ত
কঠোরতা জোন:-
9-11

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