Calibrachoa Jambo
- Beautiful flowering shape
- Suitable for full sun or shade
- For window sills, balconies, pots and baskets
- Resistant to cold
- Semi-hanging habit and very floriferous plant
- It forms a colorful pillow descending completely to cover the pot
- Jambo blooms from the beginning of April to the first frosts
- Transplant in a larger pot or in a container, alone or together with other less vigorous plants
- Use a good quality soil, possibly specific for Surfinia (pH 5.5-6.0)
- Beautiful combinations with other colors of Jambo or white Lobularia, Verbena, Lobelia, Petunia
- Use a good quality peaty soil, possibly specific for Surfinia (pH 5.5-6.0)
- Start fertilizing after 20-30 days from the transplant
- Fertilize 3 times a month with specific fertilizer for flowering plants
- Decrease fertilization only during the hottest periods
- Add iron once a month to have always bright flowers prevent the foliage from turning yellow
- Among the possible adversities aphids, more rarely mites (red spider mite)
- Calibrachoa flowers look like a Petunia, but smaller, therefore resistant to rain
- The leaves are not sticky like Surfinia
- The longer the exposure to sun, the more the plant is covered with flowers
