EYECONIC™ Orange Calibrachoa hybrida

Danziger introduced EYECONIC Orange for 2025, describing its vivid orange flowers and contrasting eye. A profile for the exact cultivar describes a semi-trailing plant that mounds and spills, with flowers from May to October. ## Form and placement Danziger’s [introduction notice](https://www.danzigeronline.com/make-2025-a-gold-medal-season-with-danziger/) identifies EYECONIC Orange as a new Calibrachoa selection and describes the series’ eye pattern. [Bowood Farms’ exact cultivar profile](https://bowoodfarms.com/products/calibrachoa-eyeconic-orange-4) calls it semi-trailing and recommends it for coordinating planters with flowerbeds. Published height estimates differ: Bowood lists 10–12 inches, while this catalog retains its current 12–14-inch estimate. Bowood lists a 12–16-inch spread; leave room for the mounding, spilling stems when spacing neighboring plants. ## Growing conditions Bowood lists sun exposure and medium water for this selection. For Calibrachoa generally, [NC State Extension](https://plants.ces.ncsu.edu/plants/calibrachoa-x-hybrida/) recommends full sun and moist, organically rich, well-drained soil; it describes the genus as a tender perennial usually grown as an annual in cold climates. ## Maintenance Check container moisture during warm weather, keeping the mix moist while allowing excess water to drain. Feed regularly during active growth. NC State notes that Calibrachoa does not need routine deadheading to encourage flowering.