Perostigia Vinosta climber, flame climber, about one and a half meters

Scientific name: Pyrostegia venusta Common name: Pyrostegia – Flame of the Forest – Flame Climber – Trumpet Creeper Type and use: Fast-growing climbing plant, used to cover walls, fences, and trellises, and adds an aesthetic touch with its fiery orange color in winter. Environment and light: Prefers direct sunlight (at least 6 hours daily), can tolerate partial shade but flowers better under full sun. Temperature: Grows well in warm areas, tolerates temperatures down to 5°C, but it is preferable to protect it from severe frost. Soil: Well-draining soil, light to medium, tolerates sandy and clay soils as long as water does not stagnate. Watering: Moderate water needs. Water moderately, allow soil to dry between watering, and reduce watering in winter. Fertilization: Fertilize every two months with balanced fertilizers during the growing season (spring to fall), and add organic fertilizer before winter to support flowering. Flowering: Blooms densely from late autumn to end of winter, with bright orange tubular flowers. Pruning: Light pruning after flowering to maintain shape and stimulate branching. Remove excess growth if it becomes overgrown. Propagation: By semi-woody cuttings in spring or early summer, or by ground layering. Common pests and diseases: Rarely affected, but may be attacked by aphids or red spiders in hot, dry places. Spraying with water and soap or safe pesticides is usually sufficient. Would you like a picture of the plant or a PDF design for printing or display in your store? Ask your question on ChatGPT