The Superbells series is known for its exceptional vigor, massive flower power, and attractiveness to hummingbirds. 'Apricot Punch' delivers masses of warm apricot flowers all season on a plant that reaches 2 feet or less. A key care note: Calibrachoas dislike constantly damp soil. They thrive in containers with excellent drainage and can be grown in-ground only where drainage is sharp.
Use a porous, well-draining potting mix. Water thoroughly but allow the top inch of soil to dry between waterings. Fertilize regularly. Container gardening is the preferred method for calibrachoas.
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