multypetal Rangoon creeper full blooming /

Multypettal rangoo creeper/ Double pettal rangoon creeper/ പൂക്കൾക്കിടയിലെ വിദ്യാബാലൻ
#rangooncreeper #rangooncreeperdoublepetal#burmacreeper #chineesehoneysuckle #madhumalathi #plantae #myrtales #combretumindicum #indianplantlovers #worldplantlovers #indianplanthunter #worldplanthunter #viral #trending #reemz #reemzbasket #reemzgarden #garden #gardeningmalayalam #gardenideas #gardeningtips #veraityfarmer #happygardening #krishi #krishimalayalam #karshikavarthakal #krishiarivukal #creepers #floweringplants #plantsonlinesale

www.reemzbasket.com

The Rangoon Creeper (Quisqualis indica), also known as the Drunken Sailor or Chinese Honeysuckle, is a vine plant native to tropical regions of Asia. It is prized for its stunning flowers that change color as they mature. While the Rangoon Creeper typically has five petals, mutations or variations can sometimes result in a multi-petal form with more than the usual number of petals.

The multi-petal Rangoon Creeper displays a unique and eye-catching appearance with its additional petals. It retains the same characteristics as the regular Rangoon Creeper, including its vigorous climbing habit, glossy green leaves, and fragrant flowers. The flowers of the Rangoon Creeper start as white, then change to pink, and finally deepen into a deep red color, often with a sweet fragrance.

Cultivating the Rangoon Creeper requires a warm and humid climate, preferably in USDA hardiness zones 9-11. It thrives in well-draining soil and benefits from full to partial sun exposure. Regular watering and occasional fertilization can promote healthy growth and abundant flowering.

Whether you have the regular Rangoon Creeper or the multi-petal variety, it is important to provide proper care and maintenance to enjoy its beautiful blooms and lush foliage.