Transplanting petunias

I have already planted some petunias in the flower beds but i don’t particularly like them there. Would the petunias survive being moved a second time into pots?

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#1 Comment By Downtoearthdigs On 05/06/2018 @ 10:06 pm

Your petunias will probably be just fine if you transplant them again, they’re pretty tolerant plants. Of course water well when you transplant anything and rooting fertilizers like root n grow can help reduce transplant shock. Never use a high nitrogen fertilizer on anything newly planted. Nitrogen is the first number in the three numbers on fertilizer(4-12-12 for example). This article may help

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