Calibrachoa is usually grown in pots and containers like hanging petunias.
The earth in containers dries up quickly. But caliberhoa is more drought-resistant, which distinguishes it from petunias.
However, regular watering is required for good growth.
Growing and caring for Calibrachoa
With an aggressive midday sun, the plant can burn out - you need to shade it during these hours.
He does not like calibrachoa and strong winds, which can dishevel and tear the stems, as well as flowers.
An open balcony on the top floor of a high-rise building is not the best place for a plant.
Calibrachoa pinch
Plants are pinched if the beginnings of buds have formed at the ends of the shoots, and more than a month before planting in the garden.
What does Calibrachoa like
For successful cultivation of caliberchoa, you need a lot of light and heat. Particularly good for this plant are sunny balconies or terraces with a south or southeast orientation.
However, without the withering heat! If the midday sun is too aggressive, the plant may burn out - shade it during these hours.
How to Acidify Water for Calibrachoa
The second option is to acidify irrigation water to reduce its alkalinity.
To do this, you can add citric acid, electrolyte for batteries to the water, or use ready-made preparations.
