Yellow bells A species of Trumpetbushes,Tecoma stans.
Yellow trumpetflower botanical name tecoma stans.
Although yellow bells are pleasing to the eye with their beautiful bright flowers the plant is considered an invasive weed in many countries. This plant is native to the southern United States Mexico the Caribbean Peru and Ecuador and is often found along roadsides and other desert areas.
Condition Requirements
Difficulty Yellow bells are easy to care for and resistant to almost all pests and diseases. This is an excellent choice for gardeners with grey thumbs.
Take Care Guide And Water.
Condition Requirements Difficulty Yellow bells are easy to care for and resistant to almost all pests and diseases. This is an excellent choice for gardeners with grey thumbs.
Fertilization: Fertilization once every 2-3 months during the growing season.
Pruning: Trim the diseased, withered leaves once a month.
Planting Time: Spring, Fall
Harvest Time: Summer, Fall
Propagation: Cutting, Sowing
Potting Suggestions: Needs excellent drainage in pots.
Pests and Diseases: Red spider mites, whiteflies
How tall dose yellow bells grow?
These fast-growing plants can grow up to 12 feet tall and can be pruned into a tree.
When should yellow bells pruned?
The prune when it withers.
How often should yellow bells be watering?
Yellow vine is both drought and cold tolerant. Water only once when the soil surface is completely dry as it is easier for the roots to grow down during the germination period when it is moderately dry. Drain the soil properly during rainy season. Where the grass is ripe there is not much to drink without a long drought. For potted plants the amount of potting soil is limited and the amount of water that can be held in the soil is also limited so plants are vulnerable to drought. When summer temperatures rise above 86 degrees F yellow bells become semi-dormant and require less water to prevent leaf drop and root rot. In winter it should be watered in the same manner.
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