Care & tips for succes

Step 1.	Plant Caliente® in a full sun or part shade location. For best results, place Caliente® where it will receive a minimum of four hours of direct sun per day.
Step 2.	Water when the topsoil is dry. Daily is best when summer heat is at its peak.
Step 3.	For maximum flower production, feed periodically (every 7-14 days) with all-purpose plant food, and remove spent blooms.
Step 4.	Enjoy!

The best home for your Caliente® Hybrid Geranium

Caliente® is a vigorous grower with a mounding to semi-trailing habit. Because of its strong growth habit, Caliente® is ideal for garden beds. Caliente® has excellent heat tolerance in the landscape and does well in both full sun and partial shade. It should receive at least four hours of direct sunlight per day, otherwise flower production will be significantly reduced.

How to transplant Transplant

Caliente® directly into a ground bed by placing the rooted media of the pot slightly below the level of media in the container or ground. Plant it into soil or media that is well drained.

Watering

Soil should be allowed to dry between watering; however, avoid severe drying out and wilting, as this will stress the plant and reduce flower production. Once established, Caliente® is a hardy plant that is very drought resistant.

Plants Get Hungry, Too

Caliente® is a moderate to heavy feeder. To maximize the size and amount of flowers, feed weekly with a soluble plant food.

Deadheading

Removing spent blooms encourages new growth and produces more flowers while reducing the chance of botrytis (a gray mold that damages new growth and weakens the plant). Simply pinch off spent blooms at the base of that bloom’s stem.