I live in Birmingham, AL and have had this vine in the ground for two years. It dies back to the ground in winter but grows about 10 to 12 feet during the growing season. It is simply wonderful!
Thanks for sharing, I hope you are feeling better. I have this plant covering a large portion of my front garden fence. The problem is that it is too crowded and the previous owner didn't prune it well and it has a lot of dead material between the plant and the fence.... I want to prune it so it can start fresh but am afraid to loose it because it is so beautiful. I live in the middle East and sometimes we get frost during the winter. What is the best time to prune it and how hard can it be pruned?
Hi! I just have two of these in a tropical country, one of them is blooming and growing quick, while the other is pretty much stuck. I saw that some end tips of the growing stems are dying, do you recommend anything? (They receive full sunlight and I water them daily)
Do larger woodier stems or softer ones root better? After 6 weeks, I can see small hard roots coming out at the bottom. But I can't tell if they're roots, cos they seem hard. Very pretty vine btw.
Hi USB , me too live in Bangalore. Can you please suggest a creeper vine which will flower almost throughout the year which will grow fast . Is it rangoon creeper , mandavilla or alamanda? Or anything else also pls suggest in your knowledge i am confused.
Great to hear you sir My plant isn't growing much and also it's leaves seems dull and some are also getting some holes or cuts... Please share some tips
I live in Birmingham, AL and have had this vine in the ground for two years. It dies back to the ground in winter but grows about 10 to 12 feet during the growing season. It is simply wonderful!
Nice to know such hot heads work in colder climes
Beautiful flowers and very useful information 👌👌
Thank you so much
How lucky you are , Bangalore has a wonderful climate to grow these beauties. Thank you
Absolutely. Everything grows here
I love this flower, Bengal clock vine💜💜
Yes
Love the flower
😍
Wonderful speaking voice, and good info on Thunbergia. Thank you!
Thank you
How easy is this to grow from cuttings?
On a scale of 1 to 10: 6
Thanks for sharing, I hope you are feeling better. I have this plant covering a large portion of my front garden fence. The problem is that it is too crowded and the previous owner didn't prune it well and it has a lot of dead material between the plant and the fence.... I want to prune it so it can start fresh but am afraid to loose it because it is so beautiful. I live in the middle East and sometimes we get frost during the winter. What is the best time to prune it and how hard can it be pruned?
Thanks 😊 prune it during the spring time for better growth during summer
Is it possible to go down with support or it's just tend to go up?
Up
Wishing you well
Thanks 😘
Hi! I just have two of these in a tropical country, one of them is blooming and growing quick, while the other is pretty much stuck. I saw that some end tips of the growing stems are dying, do you recommend anything? (They receive full sunlight and I water them daily)
There could be something affecting its roots.
Do larger woodier stems or softer ones root better? After 6 weeks, I can see small hard roots coming out at the bottom. But I can't tell if they're roots, cos they seem hard. Very pretty vine btw.
Woodier ones are less susceptible to rot
@@Urbanscapegardening Do they root better in water or soil?
@scinatit well draining soil
@@Urbanscapegardening What's the success rate in water? Have you tried it before?
@scinatit I don't believe in water Propagation of such exotic plants. So never tired
Hi USB , me too live in Bangalore. Can you please suggest a creeper vine which will flower almost throughout the year which will grow fast . Is it rangoon creeper , mandavilla or alamanda? Or anything else also pls suggest in your knowledge i am confused.
I would suggest Mandeville...
Great to hear you sir
My plant isn't growing much and also it's leaves seems dull and some are also getting some holes or cuts... Please share some tips
Give it some compost and good sun...I would not worry about the holes
@@Urbanscapegardening it's in the sun...will try giving compost
thank you
can we grow in graden too
Yes 🥰
Hi...1st ,thank you for the info !!! 2nd....how long did take for the cuttings to make roots.???...easier in hot summer??
Yes . Give it three to 4 months for better success
@@Urbanscapegardening Thanks :)))
How long does it take to grow from clipping?
Yes
Weeks or days?
@@georgettemalcolm1992 approx two months for good root growth
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Hello!! Does thunbergia laurifolia behave and grow the same as this? I have it from 2 months and it's growing tall
Most thunbergias have a similar behaviour
@@Urbanscapegardening Thanks a lot for the quick response
Why my thunbergia on the pot is not blooming any flower yours is having flower
Is it getting to climb?
@@Urbanscapegardening yes its climbing now like 5 feet now still dnt have flowers just transfer from small pot now in a big pot few weeks ago
Needs to grow more than 5 ft for sure for it bloom...so give it some time and sun
@@Urbanscapegardening okay do it need feetilizer to bloon flowers?? Thank you and i live in philipines do i need to watering it everyday
Yes lots of banana peel
Can u please send this palnt to me brother...pleasee...