More about the plant below:
Mandewilla, sundavilla, dipladenia (Mandevilla)
category : climbers, potted
position : sun, partial shade
height : up to 3 m
wintering : room, 15-18 ° C
reaction soil : slightly acidic
preferences soil : fertile, humus, permeable
watering : medium
color leaves/needles : green
color of flowers : red, pink, white
shape : climbing, dangling
period flowering : June-October
seed : -
reproduction:tip cuttings
persistence leaves : partially evergreen
application : balconies, terraces
pace of growth : fast
Mandevilla - silhouetteThe development of the mandevillaMandevilla postMandevilla - careWintering of mandevillasMandevilla - applicationAdviceMandewilla - silhouette
Mandewilla, known in Poland mainly as dipladenia, comes from Latin America. This evergreen climber produces beautiful funnel-shaped flowers that can be admired from early summer to fall.The flowers are pink, red and white.
Mandevilla development
Mandewilla grows quickly and easily reaches a height of 2 to 4 meters.The shoots of the plant should be constantly tied to a support to give the creeper the desired growth direction (so that it does not occupy the space of other plants ).
Mandevilla stand
The sunnier the position, the more abundant flowering.It is recommended, however, to avoid places exposed to direct sunlight in the afternoon hours.The climber also grows in partial shade, but then it blooms slightly less.
Mandewilla - care
The watered substrate should be well moistened, but not wet or flooded. The mandewilla needs to be replenished weekly.Ripening fruits should be removed so that the plants do not lose the energy they can put into flowering.In March, shoots should be shortened.
Peel shoots of young plants several times, older plants can be pruned at any time.In summer, plants can be attacked by spider mites, in winter, aphids can be felt.In the event of a massive outbreak of pests, mandewillas can be trimmed just above the ground in late winter.
Mandevilla wintering
We overwinter the Mandewilla in a bright, warm quarters with a temperature of 10-20 ° C.
Mandewilla - application
Mandewilla can be grown perfectly on a terrace and in a conservatory (both heated and unheated).
Tip
If the mandevilla is exposed to direct sunlight or is dry, its leaves may curl.
