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Pink Calibrachoa, Yellow Bidens, and White Lobelia Combination Kit Care

This Combination Bloom Kit is a vibrant assortment of three flowering varieties: Pink Calibrachoa (Calibrachoa Uno Pink Star), Yellow Bidens (Bidens Namid Early Yellow), and White Lobelia (Lobelia Magadi Basket White). Blooming early in the season, these plants enjoy plenty of sunshine, so place these in a sunny spot and enjoy the colorful blooms that follow. Also, you can count on easy plant care since this combination is relatively low-maintenance. Regardless, you'll be quite pleased with the stunning results.

How to care for your Pink Calibrachoa, Yellow Bidens, and White Lobelia Combination Kit

Use these instructions to care for a Pink Calibrachoa, Yellow Bidens, and White Lobelia Combination Kit. This guide will tell you how to water a Pink Calibrachoa, Yellow Bidens, and White Lobelia Combination Kit; its light, temperature, humidity preferences and any additional care it might need to help it grow.

Pink Calibrachoa, Yellow Bidens, and White Lobelia Combination Kit

LIGHT

This colorful Combination loves sunlight as long as it’s not sitting in extreme heat. So, you’ll need to opt for a spot in partial to full sun where the plants can receive at least 6–8 hours of direct sunlight.

WATER

All three of these blooming beauties thrive in evenly moist (but not soggy) soil. Thus, you’ll need to water your combo when the top inch of soil dries out. Make sure not to let the soil dry out completely, as this will have a bad effect on your plants. Also, water directly onto the soil without splashing the leaves or flowers while making sure the soil drains properly.

FOOD

Fertilize once a month using a balanced, liquid fertilizer or add a slow-release fertilizer to the soil according to instructions. You can start with the slow-release fertilizer at the beginning of the growing season and then follow up with the liquid fertilizer every two to three weeks to promote blooming.

ADDITIONAL CARE

These plants typically don’t require deadheading, also known as the removal of spent blooms. However, if you notice your plants starting to get leggy or stretched out, feel free to trim the flowers and foliage back, and they will branch out and rebloom. Be sure to fertilize regularly.

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