Tecoma (Yellow Bells)

What Makes it Unique?

• An excellent outdoor plant with trumpet-shaped flowers to enhance landscape beauty.
• Most popular as yellow bells, trumpet bush, ginger Thomas, etc.  
• They can easily tolerate both hot and cold climates to thrive at their best.

How to Care?

• Tecoma yellow plants do not ask for too much fertilizer. Apply only once a month during the primary growing season in case of slower growth.
• Always dilute fertilizer with a balanced amount of water to let it easily flow to the entire plant.
• Annual pruning is necessary to let the plant maintain its shape and encourage new shoots.
• Remove the old and damaged parts of Tecoma yellow bells to allow new and healthy growth of the plant.
• Place them in a bright outdoor spot for the best growth, as the yellow bells plant can easily withstand both drought and humid climates.
• Make sure not to overwater them as they are one of the best drought-tolerant plants that prefer hot and dry climates.
• Keep the Tecoma Stans plant in a slightly humid condition. However, it is best to water them only twice or thrice a month.
• They do not prefer any specific soil type. It is best to choose a soil well-draining soil rich in organic components for them.
• The best way to provide them with the proper nutrients is by adding healthy and rich compost.
• Try removing the unwanted or dead parts of the parts from Tecoma plants to prevent bacterial and fungal growth.
• Do not re-pot them immediately after receiving them, as your yellow bells may die. Wait for at least two weeks before re-potting.