Calibrachoa Cabaret^® Hot Pink

Cabaret carries the best-performing lineup of solid colors and exciting bicolors with early flowering!
Most varieties flower with a 10.5-hour day length, and stay open and in flower under low light conditions – a big plus at retail.
All new genetics flower early when produced for target production weeks prior to Week 5 in the South and Week 14 in the North.
Works well in 4.5 to 6-in. (11 to 15-cm) pots up to large baskets.

Culture Guide

Other Resources

Calibrachoa Brochure

PGR Best Practices - 1 Gallon - North

PGR Best Practices - 1 Gallon - South

PGR Best Practices - Hanging Basket - North

PGR Best Practices - Hanging Basket - South

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General Information

Height: 6-10" (15-25cm)

Spread: 10-12" (25-30cm)

Exposure: Sun

Propagation Guide

Tray Sizes (cells/tray): 50, 72, 84, 105

Rooting Hormone: No

Average Days with Mist: 6-8

Pinch: Yes

Average Propagation Time (weeks): 3-4

Comments: Avoid wide fluctuations in soil moisture. Apply preventative fungicide drench at 18-21 days after sticking.

Finishing

Soil pH: 5.4-5.8

Light Levels (fc): 5,000-8,000

Temperature Day: 71-76°F (22-24°C)

Temperature Night: 50-58°F (10-14°C)

Fertilization (ppm N): 225-300

No. of Pinches: 1-2

Plant Growth Regulators (S=spray / (D=Drench: Use B-Nine(S) 2,500-5,000 ppm, Bonzi(D) 3-8 ppm or Florel(S) 300-500 ppm applied 1 time up to 3 times for large baskets to maintain habit as needed.

Pests: Thrips, aphids, leafminers

Diseases: Root rot

Comments: Cooler air temperatures and high light will reduce or eliminate any need for plant growth regulators. Maintain pH at 5.2-5.8 to optimize plant health. Crop times will be shortest as days lengthen in Spring. Apply preventative broad-spectrum fungicide drench early (7-10 days after transplant). Avoid saturated media and excessive feed levels.