This grape-toned beauty will do best in full sun or partial sun and well-draining soil. Allow the top layers of soil to dry out between waterings, as this plant does not like to sit in soil that is constantly moist. When watering, consider fertilizing quite regularly to promote blooming. If your plant begins to look tired, trim it significantly. This will improve the overall shape of the plant, and blooms will return. There is no need for deadheading.

Darkest purple blooms are always in demand, and they appear all over Superbells 'Grape Punch'... all over, all season long. From spring to fall, this continuous bloomer shows off small trumpet flowers in dark purple. Each boom has a purple-black center that leads to just a pin-touch of yellow. The yellow lies deep within each "trumpet". Calibrachoa plants have a mounding and trailing habit, so they are just as pretty in patio containers as they are in the garden. And they are long-blooming, offering color and full foliage right into autumn.

PLEASE NOTE: Occasionally we trim plants to ensure better branching and flowering in your landscape.