#Petchoa supercal royal red trial#
#Petchoa supercal royal red series#

For the end user, the good news is they performed exceptionally well in high heat and direct sun! The claim of self-cleaning was evident in our trials throughout the summer. SKU: 27120 Categories: Landscape Plants Spring & Summer Annuals. The advantage for growers is the SuperCal’s can be grown cool, so that’s a nice energy savings. Deep crimson petunia-like flowers with improved mounding habit make them a great option for containers.

#Petchoa supercal royal red series#

Our unusually hot and dry summer really put this series to the test, and I must say we were very pleased with the overall results.

#Petchoa supercal royal red trial#

We conducted a thorough container trial of the SuperCal’s this summer at our facility here in Rochester, NY. Petchoa (Calibrachoa X Petunia) SuperCal 'Snowberry White' Sakata Seed America VIEW. Examples: Large showy flowers (petunia genetics), non-sticky leaves (Calibrachoa), flower power (both), tolerance to high soil pH (petunia), self-cleaning plants (both), excellent performance in both cool and warm environments (both). Petchoa (Calibrachoa X Petunia) SuperCal 'Royal Red'. What makes them a value is that the cross brings the best characteristics of each genus to the series, and pretty much gets rid of the icky traits. What makes SuperCal unique is that they’re a genetic cross between the Petunia and Calibrachoa genera. Now that the growing season has begun for next spring, it’s definitely worth revisiting the SuperCal series as they continue to grow in demand and popularity. petchoa supercal premium yellow sun : 91800: petchoa supercal rose : 91801: petchoa supercal royal red : 41187: petchoa supercal snowberry white (white w/dark eye) 87268: petunia amore fiesta (purple/yellow) 41189: petunia amore fluttering heart (purple heart) 91802: petunia amore heart & soul (dark red/yellow) 41190: petunia amore king of. SuperCal Royale Red Petchoa Plants bring blooms in bright, rich red with a habit that's perfect for containers and hanging baskets. Last winter I wrote a blog post about this relatively new genus and series.