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Plant Features

• Vibrant Bracts: The striking colors of the Bougainvillea come from its paper-like modified leaves, called bracts, which surround the actual flowers. These showy bracts are available in a spectrum of colors including pink, red, purple, orange, and white.
• Inconspicuous Flowers: The true flowers are small, tubular, and generally white or cream, but they are beautifully highlighted by the colorful bracts.
• Versatile Growth Habit: This vigorous, woody vine is highly adaptable. It can be trained to climb structures like walls and trellises, used as a cascading plant in hanging baskets, or pruned into a compact, flowering shrub or small tree form (standard).
• Evergreen Nature: In suitable climates, the Bougainvillea is an evergreen plant, providing year-round foliage and structure.
• Thorns Present: The stems are armed with stiff thorns. Please handle the plant with care, especially during pruning.
• Drought Tolerance: Once the plant is well-established, it is known for its ability to tolerate periods of low water, making it suitable for a variety of landscapes.

Bougainvillea Care Tips

• Sunlight: Provide a minimum of six hours of direct sunlight daily. Maximum sun exposure is crucial for encouraging the most abundant and vibrant flowering.
• Watering Routine: Water deeply, but ensure the soil is allowed to dry out between watering sessions. Overwatering can inhibit flowering and cause root issues.
• Soil Type: Use a well-draining soil mix that is slightly acidic, such as a loamy or sandy blend. Poor drainage should be strictly avoided.
• Pruning: Regular trimming is important for shaping the plant and promoting new blooms, as flowers appear on new growth. Prune after a major bloom cycle to encourage the next flush of color.
• Fertilization: During the main growing season, apply a balanced, slow-release fertilizer or one high in phosphorus to encourage blooming. Reduce or stop feeding during the plant's dormant or resting period.
• Container Growing: This plant is excellent for growing in pots and containers, especially if you wish to move it or manage its size. Ensure the container has adequate drainage holes.