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Cabrio™ Grape Calibrachoa

Calibrachoa hybrida Cabrio Grape 70074736

Plant Type
Perennials & Annuals
Width
12–16 In.
Height
4–8 In.
Sun requirements
Part Sun, Full Sun
Plant developer
Syngenta

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About Cabrio™ Grape Calibrachoa

Cabrio™ Grape (70074736) is a named Calibrachoa hybrida selection from Syngenta’s Cabrio™ series. Syngenta’s [product profile](https://www.syngentaflowers.com/ams/product/flower/70074736) matches this product code to the trade name and reports purple/lavender/violet flowers, a compact mounding habit, 4–8 inches of garden height, and 12–16 inches of width. Its listed flowering period runs from early spring through summer, and the profile recommends part sun or full sun. ## Siting Place the plant in full sun or part sun. [North Carolina State Extension’s general Calibrachoa hybrida guidance](https://plants.ces.ncsu.edu/plants/calibrachoa-x-hybrida/) recommends moist, organically rich, well-drained soil and lists containers, hanging baskets, borders, and walkways as suitable uses. The exact Syngenta profile recommends several container sizes, including hanging baskets, and describes this selection as a compact mound. ## Seasonal display Syngenta lists flowering from early spring through summer. The Cabrio culture information on its product page says Cabrio colors flower reliably at a 10.5-hour day length; local temperatures and light conditions still affect display. The page also identifies Cabrio as pollinator friendly. ## Maintenance Check container moisture regularly and let excess water drain. Syngenta’s Cabrio culture guidance says to let the growing medium dry between irrigations and recommends pinching to encourage branching and maintain shape. [Illinois Extension gives general calibrachoa advice](https://extension.illinois.edu/flowers/calibrachoa) to feed regularly, especially in containers, and pinch plants as needed to keep them compact.