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Dipladenia
Dipladenia or Mandevilla Splendens is an evergreen plant from South America. It is grown in hanging pots or as a climber helped by tutors. In spring it produces a large amount of pink, red or white flowers in the shape of a trumpet with an intense yellow gorge. These plants can also be grown on land in areas where winter temperatures are fairly mild.
DIPLADENIA SUNDAVILLE
VP/14 H= 40 CM
VP/17 H= 55 CM
It likes very bright places even in direct sunlight, if placed in a place too shaded produces few flowers but many leaves.
For better flowering it is recommended fertilizing with fertilizer for flowering plants every 8-10 days in the vegetative period, from March to October, and at least once a month in winter.
Keep the soil damp during summer and gradually reduce it compared to the temperature. Watering Normally
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VP/18 H= 50 CM
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VP/27 H= 150 CM
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VP/17 H= 70 CM
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VP/17 H= 70 CM
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BK/16
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