Glow Forest Fire - Petunia

Glow Forest Fire is also listed as Viva Forest Fire, a Florensis-bred petunia selection with flowers described as violet through red-orange. The source does not give a formal cultivar denomination or a current plant-detail page, so the selection is retained under its documented trade names. ## Identity and color The GABOT petunia record explicitly pairs “Viva Forest Fire” with “Glow Forest Fire,” names Florensis as breeder, and describes the color range as violet to red-orange. The two names are preserved together without assigning an unsupported cultivar epithet. [GABOT: Current investigations on GMO petunias](https://www.gabot.de/mehr/dossiers/gvo-petunien/aktuelle-untersuchungen-zu-gvo-petunien.html) ## Growing Petunias are warm-season flowering plants that perform best in full sun and well-drained soil. Keep the root zone evenly moist, especially in containers, and adjust watering to rainfall and local heat. These are general Petunia recommendations rather than claims about a unique Forest Fire requirement. [Illinois Extension: Petunia](https://extension.illinois.edu/flowers/petunia) · [NC State Extension: Garden Petunia](https://plants.ces.ncsu.edu/plants/petunia-x-hybrida/common-name/garden-petunia/) ## Maintenance Remove faded flowers when they become untidy and trim stretched stems to encourage fresh growth. In climates with frost, treat petunias as seasonal bedding plants and replace them when cold ends the display.