I’ve been trying to grow allamandas from seed for.2 years and I’ve had little success, however I have 2 allamanda bushes I can take cutting from. Thank you for your tutorial.
I have just found ur videos & found it very helpful. Recently I added alamonda flower in my compost bin but I dont know if it has a bad odor bcoz of the flower,as heard its a poisonous plant.Plz let me know
I purchased fullly grown allamanda in 10 inch pot a month back, kept it in sun and regularly watered. Temperature has been around 30-40 degree C but all the leaves have dried and plants seems to not reviving. Please help what should I do to revive it?
Thank you for the video. Liked your vlog and going to follow the method.. Kya mein leaves remove karke Pani mein daal sakti hun? Please revert.. koi root hormone Pani mein Dena hai? Ya koi fungicide use karna hai?
@Monti Dutta, Sure, good luck in trying it :-) Nursery people make lots of money from this plant. I still remember buying the Allamanda vine for Rs. 150. It's not a lot but bit high considering they are too easy to grow from cuttings :-)
Hi do they only grow in your country hot climate i don't no any thing about this plant it looks beautiful and different colours amazing thankyou for sharing
@Christine Bories, You are right...Allamanda needs warm climate and idea temperature is 18-27°C (65-80°F). It grows very well here in India and can tolerate quite hot temperature. Even in temperature like 104°F, it stands quite strong. In winter time, if temperature drops below 40°F (5°C), it would be ideal to keep them indoor. Thank you very much for watching the video and for your words, appreciate it :-) TC :-)
About how long do the cuttings take to root in water? And when you added water, you said “filtered water.” Should I use tap water or RO (Reverse Osmosis) water? I was afraid the RO water wouldn’t be good as everything is removed from it- I know RO water can leach minerals.
@Graham Thomas, As per my knowledge, they can be grown in England. However, in Winter, would need some protection from frost. You can bring them indoor. Thank you very much for watching the video :-)
@Arathy D Pillai, Allamanda is easy to grow and can be grown almost in all types of soil. But I prefer to do it like I do for many plants and it works well for almost all plants. Potting mix - 50% Normal Soil, Cocopeat or Sand - 25% and Vermicompost - 25%. Instead of Cocopeat, sand is better for Allamanda. Thank you :-)
@Adeniums by S.K.SHARMA, Yes Sir, I would do that very soon in a detailed video about Allamanda. It's in progress and would share soon. Anyway, they need less frequent fertilizer and less water. I have many varieties and would share all..thank you :-)
@@GardeningUpbeat Yes Mr Chandan please do. How many varieties and colour are there of Allamanda? I have ordered for the dwarf yellow Allamanda from Kolkata . Maybe after the lockdown I receive it, but they don't have more varieties. Will you please let me know the source to get the different varieties of it? I will be highly obliged.
@Adeniums by S.K.SHARMA, Yes Sir, I would :-) Actually waiting for some more blooms as I like to cover everything in a single video. From the color wise, I have seen only 2 varieties - Yellow and Purple and both I have. From structure wise, there are few like - DWARF, Allamanda Allamanda schottii, Variegated, Vine, Creeper and Purple or Tiger Allamanda.Most of the times, I collect them from Nurseries in my place (Unfortunately, they don't have online selling option)...but I can see in Nurserylive, 4 varieties are available. Thank you very much :-) One note - TH-cam really doesn't send any notification for nested comments. So, sometime it may look like I am not replying...but actually, I don't even come to know another comment has been places. So, if you don't get any reply to your comment (because I always try to respond each comments), plz add your reply as a new comment as then only I would get notification. Thank you :-)
@@GardeningUpbeat I am glad that not only you make video and post but also take care of your admirers. You make them satisfied by your replies and guide us. Thank you very much.
Namaskar 🙏❤️ Very fresh look, cuttings grown with leaves, seen 1st time,normally have to remove 👍. I have one yellow Almanda wine in 10" pot, it's giving flowers ,not much. Can I now take some cuttings to grow like you? My regards 🌹🙏
@SN Tandon, Namaskar Sir :-) They are hardy and grow easily from cuttings. Didn't remove the leaves to avoid the milky sap as it's toxic. Definitely you can take cuttings from your plant and grow as many as you like, Good luck Sir :-)
Can i grow a plant from the seed pods that drop from the plant, they are brown, round and have spikes. If it is possible, can you please do a video. Thank you for your time.
@Trish Ross, Really sorry for the late response...I always try my best to reply within 48 hours or at least within 72 hours. Yeah, we can grow from the seeds but please be very careful as they are poisonous...Happy Gardening :-)
Please do some research 🙏 It's Allamanda n I already have video on Mandeville. Actually, both are almost same except growing habit n many people get confused with it 😐
Have you heard about Allamanda Schottii? Again, I would say, please do some research. There are many varieties of Allamanda, not just vine or creeper one 🙂
Thank you!! The best tutorial after seeing almost 5 videos from other channels. 👌🏻
Thank you! You helped me to save money today.👍
I am so glad to know and thank you for watching :-)
I love Allamanda they grow long and wild so beautiful!
I’ve been trying to grow allamandas from seed for.2 years and I’ve had little success, however I have 2 allamanda bushes I can take cutting from. Thank you for your tutorial.
Thank you. Well explained. I will surely try.
@Elvira Fernandes, Thank you SOOOOOOOOOO much :-) Good luck in trying it, they grow easily :-)
Loved, loved your video
Looks simple, thank you, sir
Very good and useful info, will try, I have only। Softwood cuttings as mother plant is itself small just bought from nursery
Thank you very much for sharing this video .You hv showed very easy way of planting plants .I will also try.
Did it work
When will it start rooting after placing in water
Both the colours are awsm...well explained
@Soumya's Mehandi and Creativity, Thank you SOOOOOOOOO much :-)
Nice... I got 3 colours but from the big flowering kind.... this flower is easy to grow from cuttings. Thank you for sharing
@Videsha Munusami, That's nice you have 3 colors :-) Yah, Allamanda is easy to grow from cuttings! Thank you very much for watching the video, TC :-)
It is to easy and simple thanks sir 🙏
@Sriganesh ayapa, Most welcome and thank you very much for watching :-)
I have just found ur videos & found it very helpful.
Recently I added alamonda flower in my compost bin but I dont know if it has a bad odor bcoz of the flower,as heard its a poisonous plant.Plz let me know
Thank you, sir, very informative and to the point.
Good video..
Very useful information, thank you 🙏
@Ruchika Sharma, Most welcome and thank you So much for your feedback, appreciate it :-)
I purchased fullly grown allamanda in 10 inch pot a month back, kept it in sun and regularly watered. Temperature has been around 30-40 degree C but all the leaves have dried and plants seems to not reviving. Please help what should I do to revive it?
Very useful information 🏵💐👍👌👏
Very nice
Thank you for the video. Liked your vlog and going to follow the method.. Kya mein leaves remove karke Pani mein daal sakti hun? Please revert.. koi root hormone Pani mein Dena hai? Ya koi fungicide use karna hai?
I will try this for sure 🙂,,
@Monti Dutta, Sure, good luck in trying it :-) Nursery people make lots of money from this plant. I still remember buying the Allamanda vine for Rs. 150. It's not a lot but bit high considering they are too easy to grow from cuttings :-)
Hi do they only grow in your country hot climate i don't no any thing about this plant it looks beautiful and different colours amazing thankyou for sharing
@Christine Bories, You are right...Allamanda needs warm climate and idea temperature is 18-27°C (65-80°F). It grows very well here in India and can tolerate quite hot temperature. Even in temperature like 104°F, it stands quite strong. In winter time, if temperature drops below 40°F (5°C), it would be ideal to keep them indoor. Thank you very much for watching the video and for your words, appreciate it :-) TC :-)
Allamanda is very blooming
Thank u soo much for this update..
@Sheetal Chauhan, Most welcome and thank you very much for watching the video :-)
Useful video.
It really helpful !❤️
Glad it was helpful, thank you very much :-)
Very nice 👌
Thank you very much :-)
About how long do the cuttings take to root in water? And when you added water, you said “filtered water.” Should I use tap water or RO (Reverse Osmosis) water? I was afraid the RO water wouldn’t be good as everything is removed from it- I know RO water can leach minerals.
Thankyou its really helpful
You're welcome 😊
Good evening sir followed all your steps to plant the cuttings just wanted to know can I keep my potted plant in west facing window ? Plz guide
Will they be ok to grow in England not always hot thanks for the update 👍👍👍👍👍
@Graham Thomas, As per my knowledge, they can be grown in England. However, in Winter, would need some protection from frost. You can bring them indoor. Thank you very much for watching the video :-)
Really like this video 👍🏻
@Tweety Tweety, Thank you SOOOOOOOOOOOO much, TC :-)
Nice brother..
@atreyapurapu girija, Thank you SOOOOOOOOOOOOO much :-) TC :-)
After propagating can i take this to a a 5 hour train journey to another place. If so den how should i travel with it.
Super vedio, 👍👍🙏
@Gagan Sharma, Thank you SOOOOOOOOOOOO much, TC :-)
@@GardeningUpbeat 🙏🙏
What kind of potting mix are used to plant the rooted ones..?
@Arathy D Pillai, Allamanda is easy to grow and can be grown almost in all types of soil. But I prefer to do it like I do for many plants and it works well for almost all plants. Potting mix - 50% Normal Soil, Cocopeat or Sand - 25% and Vermicompost - 25%. Instead of Cocopeat, sand is better for Allamanda. Thank you :-)
Very super thanks so much
Mr. Chandan Please also mention type of soil and manuring/ fertilizer schedule for almanda. Thanks
@Adeniums by S.K.SHARMA, Yes Sir, I would do that very soon in a detailed video about Allamanda. It's in progress and would share soon. Anyway, they need less frequent fertilizer and less water. I have many varieties and would share all..thank you :-)
@@GardeningUpbeat Yes Mr Chandan please do. How many varieties and colour are there of Allamanda? I have ordered for the dwarf yellow Allamanda from Kolkata . Maybe after the lockdown I receive it, but they don't have more varieties. Will you please let me know the source to get the different varieties of it? I will be highly obliged.
@Adeniums by S.K.SHARMA, Yes Sir, I would :-) Actually waiting for some more blooms as I like to cover everything in a single video. From the color wise, I have seen only 2 varieties - Yellow and Purple and both I have. From structure wise, there are few like - DWARF, Allamanda Allamanda schottii, Variegated, Vine, Creeper and Purple or Tiger Allamanda.Most of the times, I collect them from Nurseries in my place (Unfortunately, they don't have online selling option)...but I can see in Nurserylive, 4 varieties are available. Thank you very much :-)
One note - TH-cam really doesn't send any notification for nested comments. So, sometime it may look like I am not replying...but actually, I don't even come to know another comment has been places. So, if you don't get any reply to your comment (because I always try to respond each comments), plz add your reply as a new comment as then only I would get notification. Thank you :-)
@@GardeningUpbeat I am glad that not only you make video and post but also take care of your admirers. You make them satisfied by your replies and guide us. Thank you very much.
Nice video👍👍👍👍
@Inderpal Singh, Thank you very much for watching :-)
Namaskar 🙏❤️
Very fresh look, cuttings grown with leaves, seen 1st time,normally have to remove 👍. I have one yellow Almanda wine in 10" pot, it's giving flowers ,not much. Can I now take some cuttings to grow like you?
My regards 🌹🙏
@SN Tandon, Namaskar Sir :-)
They are hardy and grow easily from cuttings. Didn't remove the leaves to avoid the milky sap as it's toxic. Definitely you can take cuttings from your plant and grow as many as you like, Good luck Sir :-)
@@GardeningUpbeat Namaskar 🙏
Thanks for your quick response 👍
With regards 🌹🙏
Very Nice video
@neha bharti, Thank you so so much, appreciate it :-)
Nyc video
@Shelly Vashishtha, Thank you very much :-)
Nice video
@saktheeswari mohan, Thank you so so much :-)
Can i grow a plant from the seed pods that drop from the plant, they are brown, round and have spikes. If it is possible, can you please do a video.
Thank you for your time.
@Trish Ross, Really sorry for the late response...I always try my best to reply within 48 hours or at least within 72 hours. Yeah, we can grow from the seeds but please be very careful as they are poisonous...Happy Gardening :-)
@@GardeningUpbeat no problem, better late than never! Thank you for the reply. Im going to try my luck!
That looks super easy. Hope it'll be easy for me too.
@Sushmita G, Yah, it's easy and it would be easy for you as well :-) They grow quite fast n best for summer, too hardy plant :-)
i have hard wood cutting as i didn't know. will it work?? please reply!
Pls make a video for care n soil mix for allmanda
Good informative video
Good information.
Hi Sir Morning After i transplant in soil , how long to keep in shade before keeping outdoors?? pls advise
Thanks...
Heyy, can i grow in water in September, please reply
Beautiful 👌
thankyou
@heidi smith, Most welcome and thank you very much for watching :-)
Thankyou❤️...
@Arathy D Pillai, Most welcome and thank you soooooo much for watching :-)
Thanks
Can I cut down its leafs before placing in water?
Please give me answer I want to know this please 🙏🙏🙏
@Sneha Auddy, Sure, you can definitely do that. I didn't do that simply because I wanted to avoid the white sap which causes irritation to skin :-)
Sudhu water ei dal theke plant hobe?
@Nabanita Das, Akdam habe....thank you for watching :-)
Tnx
Will.it grow in December?
summer or rainy season
@Hemant Parida, Bloom from around end of May to October...The Tiger Allamanda (Purple) blooms even in Nov-Dec. Thank you for watching the video :-)
Nice video can we grow almanda this time reply me
How many days it took to produce roots?
How long does it take to grow roots?
25days
Can it be grown now
Sure and it's the best time, Good Luck!
@@GardeningUpbeat ok thanks
It's only make root after 25 days.
One week is enough oru not......
Champa ka hoga
Paln water
Sir it is not allmanda vine it's a yellow kind flower plant.
@Haider Abbas, Please do some research...there are many varieties of Allamanda, not just Allamanda vine. Thank you!
Yes sir I research and thank u for guide me to explore the different verities of allamanda vine
Sab ko hota hain,,, mijhe nehi hota...
Hindi me bola kariye taki sab samjh ske
বারি তে ইংলিশে কথা বলেন নাকি ইংলিশ পারেন দেখে সবাইকে শোনান
Harsingar ka cutting water mein grow kar ke dikhaye
@neha bharti, Sure I would :-) I have one big one in ground..growing well :-)
This is not allamanda. This is mondevilla.
Please do some research 🙏 It's Allamanda n I already have video on Mandeville. Actually, both are almost same except growing habit n many people get confused with it 😐
@@GardeningUpbeat allamonda is a creeper.. Mondevilla is shrub. Two are different. But flowers are almost same. you showing this vidio is mondevilla.
Have you heard about Allamanda Schottii? Again, I would say, please do some research. There are many varieties of Allamanda, not just vine or creeper one 🙂