Why Choose Calibrachoa Plants from Carbeth Plants
How to Choose and Grow Calibrachoa Plants
Frequently Asked Questions
Calibrachoa prefers warmer weather and is usually grown as a summer plant in the UK. It does not cope particularly well with frost, so most gardeners replace plants each year once the colder months arrive.
A healthy calibrachoa plant can keep flowering from late spring right through to early autumn. With regular watering and occasional feeding, the plants stay colourful for months.
The most common issues are usually caused by too much water, not enough sunlight, or containers drying out too quickly in hot weather. Plants can also become a bit straggly later in the season if they are not lightly trimmed.
Most people in the UK grow calibrachoa as an annual summer plant. In very mild conditions, they may survive longer, but they are generally replanted each spring for the best display.
Yes, they are one of the best plants for hanging baskets because of their trailing growth and long flowering season. They quickly spill over the edges and create a full colourful display.
Million bells plants grow best in a bright sunny spot where they can flower properly throughout summer. They can handle light shade, but you usually get more flowers in full sun.
During warm weather, baskets and pots may need watering every day, especially if they are in direct sun. The compost should stay lightly moist but not overly wet.
Yes, calibrachoa plants are perfect for pots, baskets, and window boxes. Their compact trailing shape makes them a really easy choice for patios, balconies, and smaller gardens.