Description

Clerodendrum Splendens, Flaming Glorybower Plant

• Botanical Name – Clerodendrum Splendens.
• Common Name – Flaming Glorybower.
• Family – Lamiaceae.
• Species – C. splendens.

Clerodendrum Splendens commonly known as Flaming Glorybower is a plant native to tropical parts of West Africa. It is a vine or shrub which can reach a height of around 12 feet. Flaming glory bower is a popular ornamental in humid climates, its flowers are very attractive and attract butterflies. Its peak flowering season is December to January.

This coarse-textured evergreen climber is popular in warm, humid climates and can be used as an evergreen screen on a trellis or wall. The flowers are extremely showy and attractive to butterflies as well as people. Encourage branching and more flowers by cutting back the previous season’s growth to a suitable pair of buds.

• Light: Full sun, but does best with some shade during the hottest part of the day in summer. 
• Water: Water frequently in summer, sparingly in winter.

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