Started to plant bougainvillea in this pandemic oh so awesome stress free.. Before i dont like flowers i prefer plant veggies. But my sister give me some cuttings of bouggies i try to propagate them ..they are all bloom ..just sharing
Well, this is a first for me. My wife wants these so I guess I ll soon be planting them. She bought 8 so far just like in your video. We ve been reading up on the soil needs. I need to know how deep and ideal spacing should be - against our back yard fence .Aside from that ..... we ll be doing the project in a couple days. Thanks.
Thank you for explaining how to plant my Bouganvillea plant. That was most information video detailing how to grow them and explaining they need lots of sun.
I have a few of these …In south Texas ….they can get massive, you don’t need to trim to get tons of beautiful blooms all spring, summer and fall. They look best left to do their thing.
Right now they are not in bloom! It has been very rainy here in Florida and they don’t like to bloom when they have too much water!! They should begin blooming hopefully next month as we begin to enter fall!! :) you can tell your bougainvillea are not fans of the weather if the entire neighborhood and surrounding neighborhoods bushes are not blooming as well :) they will be happier when it stops raining so much! I will do an update in fall!
Just bought one because I thought they were so beautiful. I live in Saskatchewan, Canada though... We get very harsh winters, so I hope it'll survive indoors with a grow light through the winter 🤞
Omg! Thank you. I just came from Lowe’s and are on my list to buy. I just want to make sure I know how to care for them first. They’re beautiful and bring so much color to a space.
Yayy!! You’re welcome 🥰 you’re going to love them. They are our favorite! Please consider subscribing if you haven’t already 🥰🙏🏼👩🏻🍳🌺 and let me know if you have any questions about them ❤️
I heard when planting these, you should leave them in the original pot and cut the pot so the root can grow out but not too distress the root by taking them out. Anyone know this is true or not ?
Awesome video!! Just planted one that color, I did disturb the root base just a tad. We’ll see. It’s planted against house wall, trellis and in full sun.
Can you please tell me how much area mature bougainvillea roots cover? I'm planning to grow one. I wanna know how deep and wide the roots grow. Thank you ♥️
Gorgeous my dad gave me one but, it’s a crazy mess it’s not stacked up how can I make it like yours? I live in Illinois I have brought her in my sunroom for the winter she’s in a hanging pot.
In Ontario we have to bring them in for winter. I haven't put them out yet for spring and I haven't had any blooms this winter and they look straggly. On a grow light indoors. I think I was watering to much as mushrooms grew in soil so I now water lightly once a week. out doors last year I lost all my blooms thinking over watered as the get full sun. I did prune twice over winter. Do you think maybe I over watered them? Any help would be appreciated. Help? :)
Hi I enjoyed the video.. I actually got some cuttings of the bougainvilleas. Praying they catch so I can plant them in my yard.. Keep on smiling from Dominica
Yes that my plan planting them I so love those at the entrance of my home thanks a lot for the info God bless you and oh I love your bougainvillea they are very healthy and beautiful
They’ll do great!! They love the heat, that’s where they flourish! Buy a soil moisture sensor off Amazon they’re inexpensive and they make it SO easy to tell if your bougainvillea need water!! You just stick it into the soil by the base of the plant and it will tell you if it’s dry, moist, or wet. Bougainvillea like to have moisture their first year while establishing their root system but after that they tend to like soil that dries out. So only water when dry! If it’s moist they’re happy :) enjoy! And happy gardening!!! 🌷🥰
Looking to plant some Bougainvillea outside of our screened in lanai in between some plants. Full sun in Florida. Is there a specific type I should get to grow higher to block views into our lanai? Plant vs. Tree for instance?
Hey Jacqueline! I would plant the vines because they will grow thick like a bush and give you good privacy. You can shape them however you like as well. We are in Florida too! 😀
Do you have any recommendations for new growth? I have 3 bouganvillea in my back yard. Two of them are both growing and blooming a lot but there is one that is blooming but doesn't seem to have much new growth. We've had these plants since February and the size of that one seems to have stayed the same. I'd appreciate your input.
Wonderful thanks. Please would you tell me what distances between each bougainvilleas ? Am in Thailand, got a 20m wall to cover. Shops are telling me only only 30cm between each. Really ?
I use the water soluble miracle grow fertilizer! I linked it in the description box so you can find it there at the top listed as “water soluble fertilizer”. 🤗 I use it on all my non-edible plants ❤️
Thank you Kaitlyn, you have answered my question. There is a long stalk growing sideways and I didn't know whether to prune it or not! Also, I was given it in May this year. It was flowering then, I put it in the garden and it is still flowering in December? Is that normal? It has spikes on it too? I live in UK so it is winter now.
Yes!! Totally normal! I actually filmed this video in December of last year! Mine love to bloom in the winter. I live in Florida in the US. They will bloom when they are happy with their climate! A great way I check to see how my bougainvilleas are doing, I look out for other bougainvilleas around my city and at neighbors houses and see if theirs are blooming. They all seem to bloom at the same time so that tells me they are just happy with the weather. When it gets very hot in the summer all of the bougainvilleas in my whole city were bare bones. The ones by the mall, my neighbors houses, etc. So keep your eye out where you live to see if they're blooming around you too :) And the spikes/thorns are there all the time! Hope you love your new plant! It's a beauty!!
@@KAITLYNTAYLOROFFICIAL Thank you Kaitlyn. I have bedded it down next to my new apple tree too so am hoping the pollinators will go wild with it and the Bougainvillea! It was a 70th birthday pressie from my step daughters so is extra special for me!
I am not so sure as I am not a specialist but they do not like the cold too much. They’re a tropical plant. As long as you keep them covered during the coldest days they should be happy!
KAITLYN TAYLOR I have 6 of them in purple princess I have them going up 5 ft trellises and they have surpassed the trellis size I planted them this year in the spring the only problem is that I didn’t know I was supposed to do frequent light pruning to get more flowers, what do you suggest I do? Right now they are all green and have some flowers at the very top
Hi Mario!! These are bougainvillea spectabilis! And they came with a trellis support! If you want them to ‘climb’ upwards rather than just turn into a stringy bush you will want to get a trellis and trim them as desired! 😊 hope this helps!
KAITLYN TAYLOR thanks for the response. Do you know if they have one that grows up and supports on their own? Didn’t know they can grow as a bush. Pretty new at this but the one you shows is beautiful. Thanks and happy 4th
@@imariosf Not that I know of. Unless you get them in the 'tree' form which is just really a vine trimmed to look like a tree. My neighbor had one it was beautiful! The 'trunk' is just intertwined vines and at the top are the blooms. They're gorgeous you should look up a picture. But bougainvillea naturally grow like vines. So when they don't have a support they grow long stringy limbs in all directions and form to look like a big bush. The best way to get bougainvillea to support on their own is to keep pruning them back so their vines grow thicker! :)
Yes! As long as you live in a tropical/warm climate! They are a heat-loving plant and they love the sun :) Make sure you put them in an area that gets a lot of sun. They can tolerate temperatures from around 60-110 F. :)
@@KAITLYNTAYLOROFFICIAL thank you :) I have the perfect sunny spot in my yard, its currently winter in Australia so I have to wait till they are in stock again. You have been my Inspo
Prune them back to encourage new growth!! I like to prune the tips every 3 months or so! Definitely try to prune old areas and not new blooms! Wait for the blooms to fall off and then prune back to encourage multiple stems to shoot out! :) hope I helped! 🤗❤️ happy gardening!!🌷
Yes. Don’t worry this is a common issue. They can come back. One of the most common reasons is they are either not getting enough sun or water. Are they in an area they get sun? Have they been getting watered or any rain lately? ❤️ One of the tricks you can do is stick your finger near the roots where it was planted and see if the soil is damp, dry, or wet. We want it to be damp. If it’s dry it needs water. If it’s wet, it’s getting too much water.
@@KAITLYNTAYLOROFFICIAL Thank You so much for responding! So they are in a full sun area but I added some Black Mulch so I thought that would be the reason..also it has been in the 100's so maybe I need to water them more?.
I have a few Bougainvillea in my front yard it’s gets a lot of sun light I live in Lake Elsinore , CA so it’s gets hot here . But ares looks like it’s dying and leaves and the pink flowers are disappearing everyday . What can I do to save the Bougainvillea ?
It could be a few things! First, check your soil. I would stick your finger down into it. This is one of the best tests to detect whats going on. When you feel down in the dirt with your finger (about 4 inches deep) make sure it isn't wet down there. Damp is fine, but if it's wet your roots may be rotting. Their roots so not like to sit in water. But if you feel the soil and it feels dry - it needs water! The sunlight is not a factor since you said it gets a lot of sun so you're good on that! So this must be a water issue. Let me know how it goes! :)
Yes! It’s time to prune them! The best way is to just go for it! Getting specific isn’t that important. But it kind of depends how long your vines are only because you don’t want to leave little nubs- you want to make sure there’s still enough vine for it to start another branch! I usually prune mine back a few inches at a time. Maybe 4-5 inches or so. It will be good for them! They will bloom again :) let me know how it goes!
I am not sure! Try to contact your local plant nurseries and see which colors they have! Nurseries will always have the most variety! 😊💕 hope that helps!
I’m confused.. I literally came from a video that said not to prune if you want flowers as the new growth has about 50/50 chance of either turning into a flower or a thorn and when you prune it will grow back with more thorn?
I totally understand! That is confusing!! I have not heard that. Pruning has been working well for me. You could always prune just one side of your bougainvillea and not the other, then give it a few weeks and see what the result is!! A little experimenting is always a great way to learn! :D Hope that helps!!
Too much nitrogen in certain fertilizer or over fertilizing will cause them not to flower and instead push out lots of leaves and vines. Espoma flower tone is a good one to use for them. It has less nitrogen than other ingredients. Also, daily sounds like way way too much. I would fertilize like every 2-3 months.
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Best bougainvillea video I’ve seen, and I’ve been watching them all afternoon!
TOTALLY 😊
We live in Texas and it's flowering a lot
I just bought 10 vines. I’m really excited to plant them. Thanks for the tips.
Started to plant bougainvillea in this pandemic oh so awesome stress free.. Before i dont like flowers i prefer plant veggies. But my sister give me some cuttings of bouggies i try to propagate them ..they are all bloom ..just sharing
Yay!!! So awesome! I hope you love and enjoy them! They are beautiful!!!
Well, this is a first for me. My wife wants these so I guess I ll soon be planting them. She bought 8 so far just like in your video. We ve been reading up on the soil needs. I need to know how deep and ideal spacing should be - against our back yard fence .Aside from that ..... we ll be doing the project in a couple days. Thanks.
Thank you for explaining how to plant my Bouganvillea plant. That was most information video detailing how to grow them and explaining they need lots of sun.
Bougainvilleas are so beautiful!! 😍
🌷💕 yesss!
BlackedOutZX10 okay too far hahaha also why in Spanish? 😂
I have a few of these …In south Texas ….they can get massive, you don’t need to trim to get tons of beautiful blooms all spring, summer and fall. They look best left to do their thing.
Oh Geeeez I❤them too,thanks for the tips of keeping em growing so beautifully 😊
Those are my absolute favorite plants.
Can you please give us an update on the flowers?? 😭🙏 I would love to see how they look now
Right now they are not in bloom! It has been very rainy here in Florida and they don’t like to bloom when they have too much water!! They should begin blooming hopefully next month as we begin to enter fall!! :) you can tell your bougainvillea are not fans of the weather if the entire neighborhood and surrounding neighborhoods bushes are not blooming as well :) they will be happier when it stops raining so much! I will do an update in fall!
I just bought 2 Bouganvillea over the weekend and would love an update on care. They look beautiful in your garden.
Just bought one because I thought they were so beautiful. I live in Saskatchewan, Canada though... We get very harsh winters, so I hope it'll survive indoors with a grow light through the winter 🤞
Yes we planted more out front of my home yesterday. I'd love to find some white ones to make my front yard pop.
I just love the plant I am going to purchase several for my fence. I hate looking at my neighbors yard.
Omg! Thank you. I just came from Lowe’s and are on my list to buy. I just want to make sure I know how to care for them first. They’re beautiful and bring so much color to a space.
Yayy!! You’re welcome 🥰 you’re going to love them. They are our favorite! Please consider subscribing if you haven’t already 🥰🙏🏼👩🏻🍳🌺 and let me know if you have any questions about them ❤️
what a great video. Your energy is lovely, and thanks for all the information on this beautiful plant!
So nice of you, thank you so much! I am glad you enjoyed it :)
I heard when planting these, you should leave them in the original pot and cut the pot so the root can grow out but not too distress the root by taking them out. Anyone know this is true or not ?
Awesome video!! Just planted one that color, I did disturb the root base just a tad. We’ll see. It’s planted against house wall, trellis and in full sun.
Beautiful!!! I love when they climb up the sides of houses!! 😍❤️ enjoy!
Wondering if my full sun which includes up to 100 days of over 100 degrees weather would be too much?
That was such a short Beautiful video on Bougainvilleas 👍😊
Glad you enjoyed 🥰
What is that blue water you poured
What kind of fertilizer do you use on them
Can you please tell me how much area mature bougainvillea roots cover? I'm planning to grow one. I wanna know how deep and wide the roots grow. Thank you ♥️
Adorable girl.yes I will plant some in full sun
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Great Vid! Just planted my first one. That flower has been mesmerizing me for a long time. Thanks for the video 🙏
Gorgeous my dad gave me one but, it’s a crazy mess it’s not stacked up how can I make it like yours? I live in Illinois I have brought her in my sunroom for the winter she’s in a hanging pot.
In Ontario we have to bring them in for winter. I haven't put them out yet for spring and I haven't had any blooms this winter and they look straggly. On a grow light indoors. I think I was watering to much as mushrooms grew in soil so I now water lightly once a week. out doors last year I lost all my blooms thinking over watered as the get full sun. I did prune twice over winter. Do you think maybe I over watered them?
Any help would be appreciated. Help? :)
Hi I enjoyed the video.. I actually got some cuttings of the bougainvilleas. Praying they catch so I can plant them in my yard..
Keep on smiling from Dominica
Awesome! I hope they will because they are so beautiful! Thank you for watching and leaving a comment. Please subscribe if you haven't already. ❤️
Can't wait for the next episode 😃
🤗💕 yay!
So how often did you water them once you put them in the ground? And after they take root, how often after that?
Hii! Do ya'll know if i can plant em near my crops? (tomatoes for example).
Immediately after planting, how much water do you give them? Would love a watering schedule please!
Lol I came here for this :(
When you first plant them, water them once a week until they are well established, then from there you can just water monthly
Yes that my plan planting them I so love those at the entrance of my home thanks a lot for the info God bless you and oh I love your bougainvillea they are very healthy and beautiful
I put mine in partial sun but I’m in very hot hot Texas. I wonder if they’ll be ok? 🤔
They’ll do great!! They love the heat, that’s where they flourish! Buy a soil moisture sensor off Amazon they’re inexpensive and they make it SO easy to tell if your bougainvillea need water!! You just stick it into the soil by the base of the plant and it will tell you if it’s dry, moist, or wet. Bougainvillea like to have moisture their first year while establishing their root system but after that they tend to like soil that dries out. So only water when dry! If it’s moist they’re happy :) enjoy! And happy gardening!!! 🌷🥰
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Thank you so much!❤️❤️
Just gorgeous!!
Thank you!!! 🤗❤️
Will they grow and survive in a desert climate?
Beautiful video Kait ❤️.
Im gonna plant mine soon
Thank you :) You are going to love them!!
Beautifully flowers plant 🌸valuable info 🌱happy gardening
Thank you love!! You as well! 🤗💕
What a beautiful video! So much information!! Thank you so much!
Looking to plant some Bougainvillea outside of our screened in lanai in between some plants. Full sun in Florida. Is there a specific type I should get to grow higher to block views into our lanai? Plant vs. Tree for instance?
Hey Jacqueline! I would plant the vines because they will grow thick like a bush and give you good privacy. You can shape them however you like as well. We are in Florida too! 😀
Omg I can't wait to I get some of those...Will They Wrap around ur brick columns? Or will they just Climb straight up? Those Plants are so Beautiful
So helpful, thank you! And make is on point 💅
My favorite. I have them all over my house also haha 👍🏼
Mine too! I can't wait to get more! :)
Yes I'm gonna try
Do you have any recommendations for new growth? I have 3 bouganvillea in my back yard. Two of them are both growing and blooming a lot but there is one that is blooming but doesn't seem to have much new growth. We've had these plants since February and the size of that one seems to have stayed the same. I'd appreciate your input.
Is there an update to your Bougainvilleas? Would love to see how they have grown now =)
The parts that you cut off when trimming can you use them as cuttings to get more?
When pruning, does it matter where I cut it from or can I just cut it anywhere just to keep it from growing crazy?
Your passionate about the plant ❤️
They are definitely my favorite! ❤️😊
The Purple 💜 plants 🌱 nice 👍 video
I love the purple ones too! 💜💜
So pretty!!
Thank you 💕
Wonderful thanks. Please would you tell me what distances between each bougainvilleas ? Am in Thailand, got a 20m wall to cover. Shops are telling me only only 30cm between each. Really ?
Which fertilizer you are using for flowering bougainvillea
I use the water soluble miracle grow fertilizer! I linked it in the description box so you can find it there at the top listed as “water soluble fertilizer”. 🤗 I use it on all my non-edible plants ❤️
@@KAITLYNTAYLOROFFICIAL thanks
I love this thank you I’m excited to start planting
they are so pretty
I know I'm in love with them. They really transformed our yard! ❤
Thank you Kaitlyn, you have answered my question. There is a long stalk growing sideways and I didn't know whether to prune it or not! Also, I was given it in May this year. It was flowering then, I put it in the garden and it is still flowering in December? Is that normal? It has spikes on it too? I live in UK so it is winter now.
Yes!! Totally normal! I actually filmed this video in December of last year! Mine love to bloom in the winter. I live in Florida in the US. They will bloom when they are happy with their climate! A great way I check to see how my bougainvilleas are doing, I look out for other bougainvilleas around my city and at neighbors houses and see if theirs are blooming. They all seem to bloom at the same time so that tells me they are just happy with the weather. When it gets very hot in the summer all of the bougainvilleas in my whole city were bare bones. The ones by the mall, my neighbors houses, etc. So keep your eye out where you live to see if they're blooming around you too :) And the spikes/thorns are there all the time! Hope you love your new plant! It's a beauty!!
@@KAITLYNTAYLOROFFICIAL Thank you Kaitlyn. I have bedded it down next to my new apple tree too so am hoping the pollinators will go wild with it and the Bougainvillea! It was a 70th birthday pressie from my step daughters so is extra special for me!
Who's prettier you or the bougainvillea?! Very sweet!
Thank you sweet Deborah!! 🤍🤍
Where did you get the bougainvillea from?
Local nursery but local hardware stores sell them as well
I from India love you garden flower ❤
Do you think TX is a good place for them?
I am not so sure as I am not a specialist but they do not like the cold too much. They’re a tropical plant. As long as you keep them covered during the coldest days they should be happy!
Hi have you ever propagated them?
I've thought about it but not yet 💖
KAITLYN TAYLOR I have 6 of them in purple princess I have them going up 5 ft trellises and they have surpassed the trellis size I planted them this year in the spring the only problem is that I didn’t know I was supposed to do frequent light pruning to get more flowers, what do you suggest I do? Right now they are all green and have some flowers at the very top
What variety is this? Did you have to support it?
Hi Mario!! These are bougainvillea spectabilis! And they came with a trellis support! If you want them to ‘climb’ upwards rather than just turn into a stringy bush you will want to get a trellis and trim them as desired! 😊 hope this helps!
KAITLYN TAYLOR thanks for the response. Do you know if they have one that grows up and supports on their own? Didn’t know they can grow as a bush. Pretty new at this but the one you shows is beautiful. Thanks and happy 4th
@@imariosf Not that I know of. Unless you get them in the 'tree' form which is just really a vine trimmed to look like a tree. My neighbor had one it was beautiful! The 'trunk' is just intertwined vines and at the top are the blooms. They're gorgeous you should look up a picture. But bougainvillea naturally grow like vines. So when they don't have a support they grow long stringy limbs in all directions and form to look like a big bush. The best way to get bougainvillea to support on their own is to keep pruning them back so their vines grow thicker! :)
My favorite but mine always freezes in the winter. I have a huge property so it is hard to cover them.
They’re really gorgeous. Our struggle in Florida is the constant thunderstorms. 😏 please subscribe Isabel 🙏🏼😊
KAITLYN TAYLOR I did🥰
Are they okay to plant in winter?
Yes! As long as you live in a tropical/warm climate! They are a heat-loving plant and they love the sun :) Make sure you put them in an area that gets a lot of sun. They can tolerate temperatures from around 60-110 F. :)
@@KAITLYNTAYLOROFFICIAL thank you :) I have the perfect sunny spot in my yard, its currently winter in Australia so I have to wait till they are in stock again. You have been my Inspo
I have bougainvilla 3. The color is violet pink and orange.
That’s beautiful Zienna!! 💗🧡
Thank for sharing. Beautiful
White color is badass
Very nice video 😊 where did you get it short one.
Thank you!! I got them at a local nursery in Florida! They have so many in different sizes and color variations ❤️❤️
@@KAITLYNTAYLOROFFICIALWould you please share the name of the nursery❤❤❤yours are stunning & I would have them shipoed to TX🎉🎉🎉🎉😅 Thank uuuu
@iheartwindshields9770 it’s called mariposa! It’s in Bradenton FL 😊
@@KAITLYNTAYLOROFFICIAL Thank uuuu Kaitlyn!
How do you train them to climb up the wall?
How often do you prune them?
Prune them back to encourage new growth!! I like to prune the tips every 3 months or so! Definitely try to prune old areas and not new blooms! Wait for the blooms to fall off and then prune back to encourage multiple stems to shoot out! :) hope I helped! 🤗❤️ happy gardening!!🌷
My favorite flowers. Love love. New subscriber . .
Mine Too!! Thanks for subbing ❤😊
Awesome Video! You're so cute!!!! Please give us an update on how the vives are doing? I just planted 7 different colors of them in Containers... : )
Love the video, but my bougainvillas will not bloom, I have colored leaves on the end, wl these leaves bloom.
A very helpful videos, thank you
You’re welcome! Please consider subscribing 🙏🏼😊
Thanks for the tips, where is the “training video?”
Is this a plant/Bush OR it is a vine/creepers ? Pl respond
I planted some and after a week the blooms are drying up and falling. Is there anything I can do?
Yes. Don’t worry this is a common issue. They can come back. One of the most common reasons is they are either not getting enough sun or water. Are they in an area they get sun? Have they been getting watered or any rain lately? ❤️
One of the tricks you can do is stick your finger near the roots where it was planted and see if the soil is damp, dry, or wet. We want it to be damp. If it’s dry it needs water. If it’s wet, it’s getting too much water.
@@KAITLYNTAYLOROFFICIAL Thank You so much for responding! So they are in a full sun area but I added some Black Mulch so I thought that would be the reason..also it has been in the 100's so maybe I need to water them more?.
I'm from *indonesia* .... Wow your Bougainvilllea very very beautyfull and you too..
Thank you 💗
I have a few Bougainvillea in my front yard it’s gets a lot of sun light I live in Lake Elsinore , CA so it’s gets hot here . But ares looks like it’s dying and leaves and the pink flowers are disappearing everyday . What can I do to save the Bougainvillea ?
It could be a few things! First, check your soil. I would stick your finger down into it. This is one of the best tests to detect whats going on. When you feel down in the dirt with your finger (about 4 inches deep) make sure it isn't wet down there. Damp is fine, but if it's wet your roots may be rotting. Their roots so not like to sit in water. But if you feel the soil and it feels dry - it needs water! The sunlight is not a factor since you said it gets a lot of sun so you're good on that! So this must be a water issue. Let me know how it goes! :)
Wow Lake Elsinore, small world :)
Where’s the next video?? I was really hoping to see how you train it to climb.
I was too!! 🥺 they currently have a looper caterpillar problem right now I am fighting to keep them alive! ❤️
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My beautiful pink bougainvillea didn't bloom all summer. It's finally in bloom. But it's red. How did that happen.
Can you do an update video of your bougainvilleas now?
*nice bougainvillea* 🌷🌅❤🌟👌
sister ❤🙏
Thank you! 🙏🏼😊
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Can they grow on a vinyl fence?
Are the taller pink one's dwar?
My favourite plant.
My other is the purple lampranthus.
I'm trying to grow these is London.
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Those are both beautiful plants! Thanks for subscribing!
I’ve planted two last year spring. They haven’t bloomed again, I haven’t pruned them. What’s best way to prune when they have long green branches?
Yes! It’s time to prune them! The best way is to just go for it! Getting specific isn’t that important. But it kind of depends how long your vines are only because you don’t want to leave little nubs- you want to make sure there’s still enough vine for it to start another branch! I usually prune mine back a few inches at a time. Maybe 4-5 inches or so. It will be good for them! They will bloom again :) let me know how it goes!
Not going to lie I had to rewatch this video do to her beauty I missed most of what she said the first time.
Haha! Thank you 🥰
How much time does they need to get 3 meters tall
Very very nice
Thank you Zahir!! 🤗
Hi how can i get various colors of this in London uk
I am not sure! Try to contact your local plant nurseries and see which colors they have! Nurseries will always have the most variety! 😊💕 hope that helps!
I’m confused.. I literally came from a video that said not to prune if you want flowers as the new growth has about 50/50 chance of either turning into a flower or a thorn and when you prune it will grow back with more thorn?
I totally understand! That is confusing!! I have not heard that. Pruning has been working well for me. You could always prune just one side of your bougainvillea and not the other, then give it a few weeks and see what the result is!! A little experimenting is always a great way to learn! :D Hope that helps!!
What's the watering schedule? Vibrant plants and presenter.
Esta re bonita y las flores tambien 💐 😛
I got hot pink
White and pink
Orange
Purple
😮💨😮💨😮💨 I need the yellow the white 😢and the red one
Where can I find this plant?
Check your local nursery 🥰 they're also at lowes and home depot 🙏🏻💕
Top and Best 😎😎😎
Thank you!
Buogainvillea same like you so cute nice purchase more colour bougainvillea and enjoye your life
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Yayy!! You’re welcome!!!
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I have three huge bougainvillea plants in full sun growing leaves very densely. Zero flowers despite of daily fertilizing with bloom, phosphate….
Too much nitrogen in certain fertilizer or over fertilizing will cause them not to flower and instead push out lots of leaves and vines. Espoma flower tone is a good one to use for them. It has less nitrogen than other ingredients. Also, daily sounds like way way too much. I would fertilize like every 2-3 months.