For all the shades of red available in calibrachoas, there's always one or two that seem to draw gardeners as much as they do hummingbirds and bees. 'Cabaret Bright Red' might well be one of the Million Bells that finds its way into more gardeners' hanging baskets, container planters, and borders, due to its pure red color. Calibrachoas may not produce flowers as big as petunias, but the sheer number of flowers make up for the more diminutive size. Long blooming and self-cleaning, these prolific bloomers will benefit from a light haircut late in the summer. Lots of sun, adequate water, and regular fertilizing will keep them blooming and looking their best. Should the blooms suddenly disappear, look for bud worms - little green worms and/or black specks of poop on the leaves. Bud Worm Terminate will take care of the problem and flowers should reappear within 10 days - come ask us!