Conga™ Cherry Calibrachoa

Conga™ Cherry is a named calibrachoa in Ball FloraPlant’s compact Conga series. The breeder describes Conga plants as uniform and naturally compact, with abundant flowers, and lists the series for small pots, color bowls, and window boxes. ## Garden use and season Use it in quarts, patio pots, color bowls, or window boxes, where a compact plant can provide a concentrated flowering display. [Ball FloraPlant’s Conga series guide](https://www.ballfloraplant.com/GrowerPDF.aspx?blobid=1511) lists Cherry among Conga varieties and describes the series’ small-container role. [Ball Seed’s Conga plant sheet](https://info.ballseed.com/PlantInfo/?phid=066006992006060) lists sun exposure and flowering from early spring through autumn. ## Growing conditions Choose a sunny position and a free-draining potting mix. The breeder describes Conga as pH tolerant and naturally compact, and says it generally needs no growth regulators in production. Ball FloraPlant describes Conga as a naturally compact calibrachoa, about 6–10 inches tall and 8–10 inches wide, suited to compact color bowls, quarts, and window boxes. The exact live variety page is currently unavailable, so cultivar-specific color and dimensions are not assigned beyond the broad series profile. ## Maintenance Keep container mix evenly moist while the plant is actively growing, but do not leave roots waterlogged. Check pots during warm weather because they dry faster than garden beds. Remove damaged growth if needed to keep the container neat; the series is described as profuse flowering and self-cleaning.