Calibrachoa

“Calibrachoa plants are annuals known for their small, colorful flowers” — Calibrachoa Flowers (Million Bells) | Proven Winners

“you can expect to see signs of germination within 7 to 14 days” — Growing Calibrachoa From Seed: Germination, Transplanting, Care, And Harvesting Guide - Rustic Roots Living

“Calibrachoa seeds prefer a temperature range of 70 to 75 degrees Fahrenheit” — Growing Calibrachoa From Seed: Germination, Transplanting, Care, And Harvesting Guide - Rustic Roots Living

“They can tolerate light frost and thrive in sun or semi-shade” — Calibrachoa - Wikipedia

“Water Categories: Moderate to Moist” — Calibrachoa | Proven Winners

“pH: A (5.5 - 5.8)” — Calibrachoa | Proven Winners

“Space plants at least 12 inches apart to give them room to grow.” — How to Plant and Grow Calibrachoa

“7-9" Pot : 7-9” — Calibrachoa | Proven Winners

“They are also easy to propagate yourself from seed or cuttings” — How to Plant and Grow Calibrachoa (Million Bells)

“Calibrachoa will bloom continuously throughout the summer if its care needs are kept at an optimal level.” — How to Plant and Grow Calibrachoa

“grow them inside until the risk of frost has passed” — How to Plant and Grow Calibrachoa (Million Bells)

“Aphids, tiny and soft-bodied, cluster there” — Common Calibrachoa Pests and Diseases (And How to Treat Them) - The Plant Aide

“Calibrachoa are sensitive to pythium, phytopthera, and thelaviopsis.” — Calibrachoa | Proven Winners