I have had Calibrachoa in the garden for years. I've been in zone 7b/8a and have had wonderful success with the plant. They overwinter here in the ground. I've had a few in my rock garden and some in garden beds. This is the first year I'm going to try some in hanging baskets. My soil is clay and pretty neutral but well amended after 40 years of compost addition
Oh no, I think I just killed my Calibrachoa. I think it got too much water. It now looks like it is dying. I have trimmed it back, bring it inside at night for now (Zone 7), and put it back outside in the sun daily. I can not believe I made this mistake. It was looking beautiful when I first got it. I am very upset about this. Does anyone have some suggestions on saving this plant. Please let me know.
It should be okay outside now in your area overnight. Let it dry out some, especially if leaves are yellow. Start with fresh fertilizer to recover. Don't overwater. Full sun is best. If that doesn't work, I'd just buy a new one.
Hi.. I'm from Indonesia.. sorry if my english its not very well.. Does its different between petunia, superpetunia, surfenia, millions bell and superbell ? Which one I'm better to plant in 2 season (rain and summer) thank you.. 😊
I have had Calibrachoa in the garden for years. I've been in zone 7b/8a and have had wonderful success with the plant. They overwinter here in the ground. I've had a few in my rock garden and some in garden beds. This is the first year I'm going to try some in hanging baskets. My soil is clay and pretty neutral but well amended after 40 years of compost addition
Hermoso el mundo de las plantas..❤
Silly question. But his potting mix is dry. When I purchase it in bags it is always really wet. Am I buying the wrong potting mix ?
nice video also what are the white flowers in baskets be hind you thankyou love your knowledge
How many plant in one pot????sir
Odd numbers, 3 or 5.. depending on size of pot.
What if the chaliabrachoa meet with rain?
They will recover because flowers are small and not heavy. Don't keep too wet because they could get root rot.
Oh no, I think I just killed my Calibrachoa. I think it got too much water. It now looks like it is dying. I have trimmed it back, bring it inside at night for now (Zone 7), and put it back outside in the sun daily. I can not believe I made this mistake. It was looking beautiful when I first got it. I am very upset about this. Does anyone have some suggestions on saving this plant. Please let me know.
It should be okay outside now in your area overnight. Let it dry out some, especially if leaves are yellow. Start with fresh fertilizer to recover. Don't overwater. Full sun is best. If that doesn't work, I'd just buy a new one.
do they need to be deadheaded the million bells
Vivian Gerard no.
Hi.. I'm from Indonesia.. sorry if my english its not very well.. Does its different between petunia, superpetunia, surfenia, millions bell and superbell ? Which one I'm better to plant in 2 season (rain and summer) thank you.. 😊
They are in one family..but million bells not popular in Indonesia..all of them you can grow but better try petunia first
Need pinching???? calibrochia plant,,sir
plants and care , no. They deadhead themselves.
@@lindydobbs3568 thanks sir
Do bees like this plant I haven’t seen any on it ?
Sir,,how many plant in 12"pot???million bells