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Conga™ Rose Improved Calibrachoa
Calibrachoa 'Conga™ Rose Improved'
- Plant Type
- Annuals
- Width
- 8-10 In.
- Height
- 6-10 In.
- Sun requirements
- Full Sun
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Conga™ Rose Improved is a named calibrachoa in Ball FloraPlant’s compact Conga series. In an independent Tennessee trial, this variety was recorded as a deep rose color; the breeder describes Conga as uniform, naturally compact, and abundant flowering.
## Garden use and season
Use it in small patio pots, color bowls, quarts, and window boxes where a compact plant can provide a concentrated display. [Ball FloraPlant’s award listing](https://www.ballfloraplant.com/Blog/2022/10/21/ball-floraplant-varieties-win-big-at-penn-state-trial.html) confirms the exact variety in Ball’s award list, while the [Tennessee annual trial report](https://westtn.tennessee.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/35/2022/11/2022-Annual-Trial-Data.pdf) reports a deep rose flower color. Ball’s Conga series information lists flowering from early spring through autumn and sun exposure.
## Growing conditions
Provide sun and a free-draining container mix. The breeder lists Conga as pH tolerant and naturally compact, and says growth regulators are generally unnecessary. The [Ball FloraPlant Conga series guide](https://www.ballfloraplant.com/GrowerPDF.aspx?blobid=1511) describes the series as naturally compact and suited to quarts and color bowls. A [Ball Seed plant sheet for a Conga cultivar](https://info.ballseed.com/PlantInfo/?phid=066006992006060) lists a 6–10 inch height and 8–10 inch width; actual size varies with pot and growing conditions. Series-level dimensions describe the typical Conga range; actual size depends on the pot and growing conditions.
## Maintenance
Water when the surface of the potting mix begins to dry, then let excess water drain. Avoid leaving roots in saturated media. Remove damaged or uneven growth as needed to keep a pot balanced; the compact series is intended to flower freely without intensive shaping.