How to Care for Calibrachoa (Million Bells)

Korean name: 칼리브라코아

Calibrachoa is a flowering plant known for its small, abundant blooms in various colors, making it popular for ornamental use. Its leaves are small and green, and it grows in a trailing habit spreading widely. It thrives in sunlight and well-drained soil.

Key facts

• Category: Flowering plant
• Difficulty: Easy
• Where to keep: indoors or outdoors
• Native to: South America
• Growth rate: Fast
• Pets: Mildly toxic, so keep pets from chewing on it.
• Traits: flowering plant, trailing habit, sun-loving, easy care, ornamental
• Also known as: Million Bells

Care Guide

• Light: Place in a location with ample sunlight.
• Watering: Water thoroughly when the soil surface feels dry.
• Soil: Use well-drained loam or typical potting soil.
• Humidity: Grows well in normal humidity.
• Temperature: 15~25°C
• Fertilizer: Apply diluted liquid fertilizer every two weeks during the growing season.

Common questions

How often should you water Calibrachoa?

Water thoroughly when the soil surface feels dry. Roughly every 3 days is the baseline; adjust for the season and the spot it sits in.

Where should you keep Calibrachoa?

It likes Place in a location with ample sunlight.. You can grow it indoors or outdoors. Use Use well-drained loam or typical potting soil..

Is Calibrachoa safe around pets?

Mildly toxic, so keep pets from chewing on it.

Is Calibrachoa good for beginners?

Difficulty: Easy. It is forgiving enough for a first plant. Keep it around 15~25°C. Humidity: Grows well in normal humidity.. Fertilise Apply diluted liquid fertilizer every two weeks during the growing season..