Waikiki Beach Combination

Light Needs

Partial Sun to Full Sun

(At Least 5 Hours of Direct Sunlight)

Mature Height

6 - 12 Inches

Mature Spread

1 - 2 Feet

Pastel surf meets sunset sand in Waikiki Beach, a ready‑made mix that splashes color across baskets, patio pots, and low borders from late spring through fall. Each kit rises just 6‑10 inches, yet trails up to two feet, masking container edges in weeks and flowering nonstop until frost. Calibrachoa Superbells® Miss Lilac lays down waves of lilac trumpets, Supertunia® Bermuda Beach® adds salmon‑pink breakers brushed with creamy undertones, and Superbells® Yellow Chiffon™ drops buttery highlights that glow in morning light. Grab the camera—the color harmony is that good!

Beyond good looks, this trio handles heat, resists occasional drought, and keeps a tidy shape without deadheading. All three components share a mounded‑to‑cascading habit, so none outgrows the others; together they fill the “spiller” and “filler” roles in containers or make a quick in‑ground carpet at the border’s front. The plants shrug off light coastal winds, thrive in coastal salt air, and stay compact in inland heat, making them an easy choice for mass plantings, window boxes, and porch rail planters alike.

Waikiki Beach Combination Care

Plant in a 14‑ to 16‑inch pot filled with high‑quality, well‑drained potting mix. Position where the combination receives six or more hours of direct sun; a little afternoon shade is fine in scorching regions. Water deeply when the top inch of soil feels dry, letting excess drain—roots dislike soggy conditions. Feed every other week with a balanced water‑soluble fertilizer, and give the whole planter a light shearing in mid‑summer to spark fresh branching and another tidal wave of color.

In USDA zones 10–11 the container can stay outdoors all year, blooming on as a tender perennial; everywhere else, treat Waikiki Beach as a fast‑growing annual that powers through until hard frost. Want to save it? Take tip cuttings before cold weather and overwinter them on a bright windowsill for an early start next spring.

Waikiki Beach Combination Spacing

One recipe fills a 14‑inch hanging basket or deck planter edge‑to‑edge; use an 18‑inch bowl for a looser, airier look and easier watering. In landscape beds, set kits 15–18 inches apart so the trailers merge by midsummer without crowding the crowns. For window boxes, allow roughly 8 inches between transplants, tucking fresh mix around roots for rapid establishment and seamless flow over the sill.

SKU:

CON415