How not to make a mess of rare & expensive Bougainvillea cuttings #HughEvans #AlabamaSunset #Rosenka
Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsXfUTbgkd8z09r9cQZ5nOw/join Hugh Evans bougainvillea is beloved for the coloring of its beautiful papery bracts, which vary according to the light intensity and their maturity between shades of apricot, burnt orange, salmon, and coral. These are best grown in a container in a conservatory or greenhouse and can be enjoyed outdoors in a sunny spot during the summer. Ideally, this variety of bougainvillea is pretty pruned into a standard, otherwise, it will need a trellis or support. Grow in well-drained, slightly acidic soil. Now when getting a cutting, from a neighbor or from your own garden, the best would be to get one whole branch, it would help the parent plant recover better than making an abrupt cut somewhere at the apex or in the middle. The whole branch will make sure the cut is near the main stem and easier to heal, so please do that and more importantly, you will have so many cuttings of differen
