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Bleeding -heart vine a species of glorybowers, bagflower.Beauty-bush

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 Bleeding-heart vine Botanical name Clerodendrum thomsoniae Description  Bleeding-heart vine (clerodendrum thomsonae) is a bushy, evergreen vine with shiny green leaves and tropical looking flowers. It grows well on a trellis and can grow to 15 feet long. Clusters of rich red and white blossom bloom year-round but m ost prominently in summer. It prefers full sunlight but can tolerate partial shade. How do you take care of a bleeding-heart vine? The bleeding-heart vine is often used as a hedge or a bush,or grown in pots and containers. Some climbing varieties can also be used to cover trellises. The plants are easy to grow and will thrive and provided with enough water. Bloodheart Wine Difficulty Rank  Requirements are not difficult to maintain. With proper care your bleeding-heart vine will grow well in certain environments. Care Instructions and Water.  Bleeding Heart vine does best in consistently moist soil. Water when the soil surface is dry. You can ...

Fiddle-leaf Fig A Species Ff Fig Trees, Banjo Fig , Botanical Name Ficus Lyrata.

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 Know about the fiddle-leaf (Ficus lyrata) the wonderful tree and big leaf. Description  As its name implies, the fiddle-leaf fig has leaves that are shaped like a violin. wildly popular as as  house plant,the fiddle-leaf fig makes an architectural statment with its unique and lush leaves. However, please be aware that  this plant is finicky and can be hard to keep alive. Conditions requirement difficulty rating. Growing fiddle-leaf fig is easy long as you can give them what they need . They are sensitive to certain types of pests and disease. Sunlight: Full sun, Full shade, Partial sun Hardness : 30f Harness Zone: 10 to 12  Soil: Sand , Loam, chalky, Clay, Acidic, Neutral, Alkaline. Care guide water.   The fiddle- leaf fig should be watered approximately weekly in a well-drained pot. Over watering and under watering can cause grow issues. the soil should be kept slightly moist d be allowed to dry out in between watering . Brown or drooping leav...