Mango Calibrachoa

Aloha Kona Mango is a named calibrachoa selection with orange-to-peach flowers and small green leaves. Its trailing stems and container size suit hanging baskets, patio pots, and mixed plantings. ## Garden use Place Mango where its stems can spill over a basket or planter, or combine it with annuals in contrasting colors. [Dümmen Orange](https://na.dummenorange.com/app/en/products/canada/calibrachoa/aloha-kona-mango-2025/PAT_35209) lists the selection as an orange-flowered commercial variety. A [Mango bench card](https://www.gardencentermarketing.com/plantName/Calibrachoa-Aloha-Kona-Mango) describes peach, trumpet-shaped flowers, green pointed leaves, a trailing habit, and an 8-inch height by 14-inch spread. ## Light and soil Grow it in full sun and a fertile, moist but well-drained mix. [Illinois Extension](https://extension.illinois.edu/flowers/calibrachoa) recommends full sun and moist, well-drained soil for calibrachoa, with regular feeding especially in containers. Allow water to drain freely rather than leaving roots saturated. ## Seasonal interest Calibrachoa provides a long warm-season display; Illinois Extension lists bloom from May through October in its regional profile. In cold-winter areas, enjoy Mango as seasonal container color until frost. ## Maintenance Check hanging baskets often in hot or windy weather and water when the mix begins to dry. Feed according to label directions and trim stems if they become uneven. Calibrachoa usually continues flowering without routine deadheading.