Madhumalti(Rangoon Creeper) Red White Flower Plant – with Pot

Description

Rangoon creeper is a tropical vine popular for its color-changing blooms and tough habit.It starts off as a cute little leafy creeper that rapidly becomes coarse and bush-like. It then sends out little shoots that take the support of anything around it, and climbs up to form a towering creeper. Known as MadhuMalati, RadhaManoharam and Rangoon Mallige around India, this vine is having summer presence everywhere.The heady fragrance of its pink, red and white blooms, borne in bunches all over its massive spread, has captivated the imaginations of poets and artists alike.

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Madhumalti Plant’s Care Instructions:

Light:  Full sun with afternoon shade is an ideal condition for the successful growth of this vine. So, train it at the spot where it can receive at least 4-5 hours of full to partial sunlight, as its blooms, it looks more striking at a sunny location.

Water: Regular watering is the key to its successful growth. It appreciates moist soil and needs adequate water during its growing and blooming period. So, water twice a week or check the soil moisture by poking finger 2-inches in the topsoil. And, do ensure, not to overwater it.

Fertilizer: Although this vine is not a heavy feeder, you can supplement its growth by using leafy compost or composted cow manure (Gobar ki Khaad) every six months. Avoid fertilizers that are rich in nitrogen, as they will induce abundant leaves growth with fewer flowers.