Petunia grandiflora Limbo GP Rose Morn

Petunia grandiflora Limbo GP Rose Morn Seeds

Petunia grandiflora Limbo GP Rose Morn is an F1 hybrid from the Limbo GP series by Hem Genetics. The Morn designation within the series refers to the characteristic “morning” bicolor pattern, where the petals carry a warm rose-pink outer tone that transitions to a lighter or white center, creating a soft gradient effect across each bloom. The flowers are large in size with a refined, romantic appearance well suited to mixed ornamental planting arrangements.
Like all varieties in the Limbo GP line, this plant maintains a naturally compact and uniform profile throughout the season without any tendency to stretch. Its continuous blooming habit and neat mounded form make it a dependable option for the Gulf winter season, from late autumn through spring.

Variety Details

• Hybrid type: F1 Hybrid
• Series: Limbo GP (Garden Performance)
• Breeder: Hem Genetics
• Color pattern: Morn type (rose-pink with lighter center)
• Series awards: Fleuroselect Quality Award and All-America Selections Winner (Limbo Violet)

Key Features

• F1 hybrid with consistent performance across the series.
• Rose-pink blooms with a soft lighter center in the Morn bicolor pattern.
• Naturally compact and non-stretching growth habit.
• Continuous blooming throughout the season.
• No growth regulators required.
• Low Grow Approved series.

Plant Information

• Height: 20–25 cm
• Spread: 25–30 cm
• Plant type: Annual
• Flowering: First year
• Sun: Full sun to light shade
• Soil: Fertile, well-drained soil
• Water: Moderate

Seed Germination

• Seed depth: Surface sow, do not cover
• Germination time: 7–14 days
• Ideal germination temperature: 20–25°C

Growing Tips

• Surface sow onto moist medium without covering. Maintain consistent moisture. Regular feeding with a balanced flowering fertilizer supports continuous bloom. Pinch tips early to encourage branching. Remove spent flowers to extend the flowering period.

Gulf Planting Season

• Best sowing time in the Gulf: August – October (indoor nursery)
• Transplanting: September – November
• Expected flowering: November – April

Garden Uses

• Containers and decorative pots
• Borders and edging
• Mixed color displays
• Hanging baskets
• Window boxes