What Makes it Unique?

• Native to tropical Asia, they blossom colorful flowers with a sweet fragrance.
• Perfect summer plant that dies hardly once grown.
• Easy and fast-growing plants that ask for only a little attention from yours.
• A unique type of flowering plant that changes color as they age.
• Blooms generally occur in summer to the late rainy season.

How to Care?

• Always keep the plant in natural direct sunlight to thrive at its best.
• Do not spray water on the flowers and leavesregularly as it may cause fungal infection.
• Keep them in at least 4-6 hours of sunlight every day to allow full growth.
• Always loosen the topsoil before feeding them with fertilizer and apply water immediately.
• Do not overwater or water too frequently if the pot doesn’t have drainage holes.
• Madhumalti plants can easily lead to root rot if placed in low-light areas with too much watering.
• Keep removing all the infected and dead parts from the plant to avoid damaging the entire plant.
• The soil of the Madhumalti plant should be well-drained, fertile, and organic to allow easy flow of water and nutrients in the plant.
• Water the plant immediately after receiving it and keep it in direct sunlight to let it overcome the travel shocks.
• Make sure to water your Rangoon creeper thoroughly in summer and slightly reduce the frequency in winters.
• Fertilize only during the primary growing season, such as spring or winter, to ensure the best growth.
• Keep pruning your Rangoon Creeper to avoid de-shaping the plant and remove extra edges.
• Never feed them with fertilizer during the winter as the growth rate reduces during the season.