Glow Hot Pink - Petunia

Glow Hot Pink is a named petunia selected for bright pink flowers and a compact habit that later trails. Its patent description records flowering from May through November and gives mature dimensions as a range rather than a single point. ## Selection and documented traits The plant patent identifies Glow Hot Pink and describes bright pink flowers, a compact early form that becomes trailing, and a flowering period extending from May to November. It reports a height range of 10–25 cm and a spread of about 50–80 cm in the described growing conditions; the height point is left unresolved because the existing numeric value exceeds that range. [U.S. Plant Patent PP19135](https://patents.justia.com/patent/PP19135) ## Growing Petunias generally flower best in full sun and well-drained soil. Water when the surface begins to dry, taking care not to leave container roots standing in water. A patent description documents this selection’s identity and traits; the cultural guidance here is general petunia care. [Illinois Extension: Petunia](https://extension.illinois.edu/flowers/petunia) ## Maintenance Remove faded flowers and trim stems that become leggy. Check containers often in hot weather, since limited soil volume can dry quickly. The patent’s flowering range suggests a long display where growing conditions remain suitable, but frost and local weather set the practical season.