ALLAMANDA

Allamanda is a flowering plant genus of the Apocynaceae family. They are indigenous to the Americas and can be found from Mexico to Argentina. Some species are well-known as ornamental plants grown for their enormous, bright flowers. The majority of species have yellow blooms, however A. blanchetii has pink flowers.

Care

• Requires full sun to partial shade
• Regular watering, keep the soil consistently moist
• Grows well in well-drained soil with mildly alkaline pH
• Sky vine plants grow best in rich organic soil, moderately moist and well-drained with acidic, alkaline, or neutral pH levels.
• Water the plant when the soil is dry, and fertilize in spring and fall with a granular fertilizer.

Benefits

• The Apocynaceae family includes the flowering plant genus Allamanda. They are native to the Americas, with populations ranging from Mexico to Argentina. 
• Some species are well-known for their large, brilliant flowers, which are planted as decorative plants. Although most species have yellow flowers, A. blanchetii has pink blossoms.

Botanical Name: Allamanda cathartica

Plant Type: Vines / Climbers

Usage: 

• Outdoor Plant
• Attractive Flowers
• Religious plant
  
• Ornamental use