Mauricio, I'm sure that people will tell you that they collected seed from their Wave petunias, and the resulting progeny looked "just like" the originals. BUT, I will tell you that I have seen the parent plants of Waves, and they are nothing like their hybrid children. If you want to guarantee the habit and color, then you need to buy the seed. I'm sure that you will get some interesting, and in some cases, lovely petunias, but they will not all have the same habit.

Try doing a search on ebay. I just did and there are several vendors. You'd have to check if they ship worldwide---- I looked at one (ecoseeds) and they do. Not sure if they sell the variety or color you want, though.

Are those all the same petunia, sown and planted at the same time? If so it seems odd that the right half is so much healthier. I would have to guess there is some sort of environmental difference in the sun or soil? My experience with tidal waves is the more you pinch them back the bushier the get. I pinch off every runner the petunia first sends out (usually four) and then often pinch off the next ones too, so that I have 10-12 runners off of each plant. Then I just let them go to town, and only cut them back later in the summer when the get straggley. But Tidal wave I have mostly grown in baskets.

Hello I am looking for the different colors of the wave petunias and also the easy wave petunia, the frost petunias, the star petunias, Sophistica series petunias, cascade mix. So basically alot of the "basic" petunias. If you have any that you want to trade let me know. Seeds I have Red & orange single bloom marigold red & orange double flower marigold big boy tomato blue sea holly. And more I just forget the names