Park Seed Kabloom Calibrachoa Seeds

Calibrachoa seeds can be a bit slower to germinate than standard annuals, but the pelleted format makes them much easier to handle. Ensure you keep the growing medium consistently moist and provide plenty of light, as these seeds require specific conditions to sprout successfully.

No, you do not need to deadhead Kabloom Calibrachoa. They are bred with a self-cleaning habit, meaning the plants naturally drop their spent blossoms and continue producing new ones throughout the season.

While they are specifically bred for their trailing habit in hanging baskets and window boxes, they can be planted in the ground. Just ensure the soil is well-drained and loamy, as they will struggle in heavy, waterlogged clay.

Since these plants reach a mature width of 14 inches, one to three plants are usually sufficient for a standard 12-inch hanging basket. Planting them closer together will create a fuller, more immediate look, while spacing them out allows each plant more room to thrive.

Yes, this variety is specifically noted for its high tolerance to both heat and humidity. They are designed to maintain a fresh, vigorous appearance even during the peak of summer stress.