@pushpa latha, Thank you So much for your amazing words, highly appreciated 😊🙏 I am crazy for flowers and would upload many more! TC 😊😊

@@GardeningUpbeat waiting 🤗. Stay blessed 😇

@Banu white Banu white, I am so glad to know and thank you So much for your amazing feedback, highly appreciated 😊🙏 I am crazy for flowers and would upload many more!

Sorry to know that n hope your plant revives well, they are just like babies! Glad to hear you are taking care of them, all the best 👍 Having drainage holes is must for any container plants 👍

@@GardeningUpbeat I couldn’t save it.😢I will buy one again. Not too crazy spending 75.00 dollars.

Thank you very much and wishing you all the best! You are right..Red + Pink - these 2 bloom less and grow very slow in our climate. Anyway, Mandevilla is not an aggressive grower.

Thank you so much for your kind words, highly appreciated but I am sorry for the late response! Sure, you can cut back in the fall as in Winter growth stops, leaves fall off and vine would look empty as it's 15 ft tall (that's great in BTW). In Spring, it would start new vines and would look much better! Thank you once again for watching from Florida, TC :-)

@Swati Mane, One of my favorites and yeah, very beautiful plants. Thank you very much for watching 😊🙏

@Sylvia Manning, You are most welcome and thank you so much for watching and for your words:-) The answer is - they don't need lots of water like many other plants, for example, Hibiscus, Morning glory etc. So, please allow top 1-2 inch soil dry out before watering. Most of my plants get get whole day of Sunlight and sometimes I need to water my Hibiscus plants twice - once in Morning and once in afternoon. But Mandevilla is happy with a watering schedule of every alternate day or daily when temp is too high (something like 95°F). Hope that helps and thank you :-) .

@@GardeningUpbeat Thank you so much for answering me. Your answer is big help for me. I like to watch your videos because you explain everything in detail. Thanks again

That's great to hear and size of pot looks nice too..Sure, you can definitely use a Pole or even stick at this time. Of course, some roots would get damaged but it won't create lots of issues. If you are too much worried, avoid inserting the pole or stick to near to the base of the plant. Wish you all the best!

@Doreen Bücheler, Most welcome and thank you so much for watching 🙏🏾

Glad to know and thank you so much for your feedback!

As far as I know the plant prefers semi-shady environment with indirect sunlight. Needs watering only after the soil is dry. You can try using fungicide to revive the plant. Check the drainage system too. Make sure the water easily passes through the holes.

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@Mayank Kumar, Whatever you are facing now, it's absolutely normal (I have also shown the same thing in the video) For example, if you take a look at 3:10, almost same thing happened with my plant and it's because of Winter, absolutely normal. But again, plz take a look at 3:28, plant is slowly growing and it was recorded at the end of Feb. Then again, plz take a look at 3:40. Here you can see lots of new buds and it was recorded in March end. Actually, almost all plants go through dormancy period and it's totally natural. If you fertilize your plants now or even repot them again with fresh soil, your both plants would start growing well (as they would start growing from now onwards). This is the reason why I have shown updates of almost 1 year. Actually, I also need to work on my plants for this year blooms and I would do very soon. Good luck and hope I have answered to your query :-)

@@GardeningUpbeat Thanks 😊

@Lalsy K.K., Thank you So much 🙏🏾

Thank you so much for your words, much appreciated! Sure, it would definitely do well as you have grown directly in ground. Container plants need more attention...

@@GardeningUpbeat thank you for the fast reply appreciate you

@MS Hanspal, Thank you So much 🙏🏾

@Laura Russell, Thank you So much for your kind words, I really appreciate it! Have a wonderful time :-)

Thank you so much 😀

Thank you very much for your feedback! Sorry to say that, I haven't found the seeds yet. But live plants are available here (in case you are from my place) - exoticflora.in/products/thunbergia-mysorensis-creepers-climbers Please also note that, so far I haven't bought any live plant from them. So, really not sure about the quality. Sorry once again!

Thank you for replying, I'm in Ireland, would they ship?

I can...but it's going to be very costly I believe..

It may bloom but the flowers will be very small in size.

My pleasure and thank you so much for watching!

@@GardeningUpbeat , hi, I have a couple roses, should I prune them right after the flowers done ? Thank you very much ?

Thank you very much!

Morning 4 hours would be okay..but, flowers would be less. Please be extremely careful not to water too much..Comparing to many other Vines, Mandevilla needs less frequent water. Good luck!

Thank you :-)

@uttam Thokchom, Glad to know you liked it and thank you very much for your feedback, much appreciated 😊 It was Rs. 150 for each at the time of buying. Sir is not required actually 😊😊

Thank you very much for the feedback, appreciated! Rs. 150 tha sayed...exactly yaad nehi :-(

No actually, very less pest attack and that's really good. Please note - It's a slow grower..

@@GardeningUpbeat Thanks for the reply. Also do you know about Ranjai plant if it has much pest problem and if it can flower in not too much direct sunlight?

Thanks you very much 😊

Sure, we can. Banana peel is good for any plants..

I live in zone 5a . I take my plants in the winter months. Take them out Mid May and they start flowering early August profusely.

That's absolutely correct...but none of them are very aggressive grower like Morning Glory, Cypress vine or even Aparajita..Thank you!

Yeah, 100% correct dharise! Thank you!

@Tilak Mukherjee, Sure it can and it's actually needed, thank you :-)

@@GardeningUpbeat thank you

Thanks for this tip!

Yes needs at least 6 hours sun, morning sun best.

@@dmariewalker6880 Thank you - it is on my balcony which is turned towards west, and can have only afternoon sun...when I bought it had flowers, but now it does not want to bloom. It has about 5-6 hours of (afternoon) sun....

@@drra2308 hello! Okay I think if you can shade it some from the Western sun, maybe place a beach umbrella 🏖, which I’ve had to do to plants, or place a taller sun loving plant beside your Mandavilla to help protect it. Yesterday I was at the nursery and picked up 2 of them, at 50%off, one red, the other is white. I will also have the sun problem, I get SW sun, but I can move them to a shaded part of the yard or place beneath the patio umbrella.

@@drra2308 I forgot to mention about fertilizer, find a water soluble, with higher P, K which is for the formation of the blooms. BTW are you in the states?

@@dmariewalker6880 thanks a lot for your information, I am in Southern Europe, and it is a scorching summer and a strong heat/sun :) Maybe it does not like it at all, which is why it does not want to bloom. There is a bit of shade there though, so I don't know to expose it at all, for an hour or two, or just to keep it in its corner. Thanks for the info about fertilizer.

You are most welcome and thank you for the feedback, much appreciated 🙏😀 Sir is not required actually 😀

Hmmm my two plants don’t.

Look like, it's too much hot in your place..here, it can easily tolerate full sun.

And greek too,please

Sorry!