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Pandorea

Pandorea are primarily woody climbing vines with leaves arranged in opposite pairs. The twinning vines produce clusters of tube-shaped flowers at the tips. The flowers have five petals fused together at the base. Pandorea produce small fruits containing multiple winged seeds after the flowering period.

Scientific classification

Genus

Pandorea (Pandorea)

Family

Bignonia

Order

Mints plantains olives and allies

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Perennial

Lifespan

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Species

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Care Guide for Pandorea

Every week

Water

Water: Pandorea flourishes in conditions similar to its native habitat, preferring consistent moisture. It thrives with weekly watering and can handle short dry spells. As an evergreen, pandorea requires steady moisture year-round for optimal growth and to retain its foliage indoors and outdoors.

Propagation: Propagation methods for pandorea include stem cuttings and seeds, requiring adequate light, warm temperatures, and well-draining soil. Use rooting hormone on cuttings and provide humidity. Steps: take cuttings, apply hormone, plant in medium, cover for humidity, place in indirect light (20-25°C), and acclimate after rooting.

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