Clerodendrum Thomsoniae Care. Water enough to prevent the soil from drying out. It is frost tender, it will.
It usually blooms during the warm months and provides showy white flowers with dark red corollas giving a striking contrast. It is frost tender, it will. Today we are talking about bleeding heart plant care instructions this plant known as clerodendrum thomsoniae or glory bower or bag flower #bleedingheartplan.
Thin Out Old Overcrowded Shoots And Any A Horticulture Information Article From The Wisconsin Master Gardener Website, Posted 7 Dec 2007 Bleeding Heart Vine, Clerodendrum Thomsoniae, In Bloom.
Bleeding heart vine, clerodendrum thomsoniae, is a climbing plant native to tropical west africa. This article discusses the care, reproduction and other features of thompson's clerodendrum. Prune the vine before new growth begins in early spring.
This Is An Evergreen Plant That Can Reach Up To 4 M In Height.
It grows well in areas from northern nsw and up through queensland. Since clerodendrum is a tropical plant, in order for it to grow and develop within normal limits, conditions must be as close to natural as possible. Move the vine to a cool location that gets no warmer than 65 degrees during the day and 55 degrees at night.
After Flowering, I Remove The Stems And Move The Pots.
With attractive deep green rounded foliage it gets its common name from the red and white flowers’. There are over 400 species of clerodendrum but c. Thompsoniae even in very reputable publications.
This Article Talks About The Care, Reproduction, And Other Features Of Thompson's Clodendrum.
Bleeding heart vine is a twining evergreen from tropical west africa with some confusion about its identity. Clerodendrum bleeding heart is native to western africa. It is frost tender, it will.
Everyday During Summer And Reduce Duri.
This article talks about the care, reproduction, and other features of thompson's clodendrum. These varieties are best kept in containers that are bigger than 3 gallons. I read all the comments posted as i was curious about others experience with this plant.
