Does the dark-spotted five-treasure bougainvillea bloom frequently?

Dark-spotted Bougainvillea is a very popular variety with a large change in flower color. The flowers are white in spring and turn light pink in summer. However, this variety is difficult to reproduce, whether by cuttings or grafting. The native seedlings are not easy to keep alive. Although it has been introduced to my country for several years, it is still not very popular.

Dark-spotted bougainvillea

Dark-spotted Bougainvillea is a variety that blooms particularly frequently and is called a flowering machine. Dark-spotted Bougainvillea grown at home only blooms once a year. Of course, as long as the breeding technology is improved, Dark-spotted Bougainvillea can bloom for a long time or even all year round.

Advantages and disadvantages of dark-spotted Wubao Bougainvillea

The advantage of dark-spotted bougainvillea is that its flower color varies greatly. In autumn and winter when the temperature difference is large and the sunshine is good, the flower color will become darker and darker, and the dots on the petals will become more and more obvious. When it blooms, it is very bright and beautiful, and the more you look at it, the more pleasing to the eye it becomes.

The disadvantages of the dark-spotted bougainvillea are that it is not easy to survive, it is difficult to cultivate, and it is very troublesome to take care of. In addition, the number of dark-spotted bougainvillea is relatively small, and rare things are expensive, so the price is very expensive compared to other varieties.

Cultivation method of dark-spotted five-treasure bougainvillea

Dark-spotted Bougainvillea likes sunlight. Insufficient light will affect its flowering. It is necessary to ensure more than 8 hours of light every day, even in winter. You can put it in a bright place such as a balcony. Dark-spotted Bougainvillea is suitable for growing at a temperature of 22~32℃. In order to ensure that the dark-spotted Bougainvillea can survive the winter normally, move it indoors in winter and the room temperature must reach above 5℃, otherwise the dark-spotted Bougainvillea will be frozen.