5 x Calibrachoa Chameleon Sunshine Berry Cutting Raised Basket Plug Plants

• Shades of coral, orange and russet pink
• Perfect for hanging baskets, window boxes and containers.
• Predicted end height and spread: 15-30cm.
• These vigorous variety have a season-long durability, and produces flowers all summer.
• All Plants come with an APHA registered plant passport. Giving buyers confidence that our plants are authentic and healthy.

Planting Instructions 1. Choose the right size pot. Clay pots will give you better results as they are porous, but these days plastic is cheaper and more widely available and perfectly suitable, plus they are easier to clean which must be done before re-use each spring to prevent the eggs and spores of any pests and diseases from hatching into your grow room and killing your plants.; For these plants we recommend 9cm pots. We would also recommend a pot tray to keep them all together, see listing pictures. 2. Choose a good quality potting compost(Not multipurpose and never use garden soil.) We can supply professional grade compost, as used by ourselves, please contact for cost and quantity. 3. Fill pots with quality compost. Break it up in your fingers to remove any lumps and get some air into it (similar to baking a cake! ) Do not compact compost. One of the biggest mistake made is to firm it down, as this squeezes all of the air out. 4.Make planting hole using a dibber or blunt end of pencil or pen to gently create a hole the right size for plug to fit into ensuring the top of plug is the same level as the rest of compost. 5. Gently lower the plant into its planting hole(hold the leaf of plant and not the stem) and gently fill around plug with compost using your dibber or pencil, and water in using a watering can with fine rose nozzle to help protect plants and retain the air. 6. Growing on. Provide good light and sunshine with frost free conditions. It's best to aim for a minimum of 5 degrees Celsius. Wait for compost to start to look dry on the surface in between watering, never let it go completely dry or waterlogged as they need water and air in the compost to be readily available. 7.Planting out. After 3 to 6 weeks you will see roots coming from the drainage holes at the bottom of the pot. Once this occurs you know its ready to move your plant.