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Summary: Calibrachoa, also known as Million Bells flowers, are beautiful, disease resistant plants that are great for hanging baskets. Learn more about the benefits of Calibrachoa hanging baskets in this free gardening video.
With six years in the business of plants, Betty Marino has grown the business between her and her husband over the years. They have gone from having a single bedding house to having...read more
"Here we have a Calibrachoa hanging basket better known as the Million Bells. The reason that they are called the Million Bells is they look like little bells at the end. These have to take a lot of water. You will need to water these plants every day. Seven to ten days you will need to fertilize. We push the point of Miracle Grow. Miracle Grow does miracles for all of your plants not just this one. This is the same plant which I showed you earlier that you can trim. You can give it what we consider a haircut. Always check for aphis. When you start to purchase this basket you look for any diseases on this foliage of your plant. These plants here you can put in full sun or you can put in shade. It does not matter. These will build right on until the following year. "
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