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Tecoma Hybrid Plant (Pack Of 2) - Add a Splash of Color

The Tecoma Hybrid is a popular flowering plant, often called Yellow Bells or Trumpet Bush, known for its bright blooms and hardy nature. This versatile plant is easy to care for and is a great addition to home gardens, balconies, or terraces across various Indian climates. It is an ideal choice for gardeners who desire a long flowering season with minimal maintenance.

Product Highlights

• *Features*
• Vibrant trumpet-shaped flowers that appear in clusters, bringing vivid color to your space.
• Long blooming season, typically offering flowers from spring through late fall.
• A magnet for beneficial garden pollinators like hummingbirds, bees, and butterflies.
• Can be grown as a shrub or trained as a climber, making it suitable for walls, fences, or pots.
• Known for being drought-tolerant once established and easy to maintain.
• The plant generally features lush, mid-green foliage.
• *Plant Care and Tips*
• Sunlight needs: Thrives best in a location receiving full sun exposure for robust growth and plentiful blooms.
• Watering schedule: Water deeply once the topsoil has dried out slightly. Avoid overwatering, as the plant prefers well-drained conditions.
• Soil requirements: Prefers fertile, well-drained soil, though it tolerates a variety of soil types.
• Feeding: Applying an organic fertilizer every couple of months during the main growing season can encourage better flowering.
• Pruning: Occasional pruning is recommended to help maintain a bushy shape and remove old or damaged branches, which promotes new growth and continuous blooming.
• Transplanting tip: If repotting, disturb the root ball as little as possible to prevent transplant shock, and keep the plant in a semi-shaded area for a few days to help it adjust.