Does Coconut Ice Bougainvillea bloom frequently?

Coconut Ice Bougainvillea is also called large lipstick. It likes a sunny environment. Its flowers are dense and large, often blooming in clusters. The petals are all white in the first few batches of flowering, and only reveal their true appearance in the later stage, with a little pink, and green veins in the bracts.

Coconut Ice Bougainvillea

Coconut Ice is not a frequent flowering variety and it has high requirements for the growing environment. If there is sufficient light, the plant will bloom early and flower buds will grow after the flowers fade, so it can bloom many times. However, as a variegated bougainvillea, if it is not well maintained, it can only bloom once a year.

Coconut Ice Bougainvillea Advantages and Disadvantages

Among many varieties, the Coconut Ice Bougainvillea is clearly the one that stands out from the crowd. It grows very vigorously, has strong flowering characteristics, and is very easy to grow. It has a high ornamental value, and its colors are bright when it blooms. It is really a unique landscape when placed indoors.

Coconut Ice Bougainvillea likes high temperatures very much, so the temperature of its growing environment needs to be controlled. Otherwise, it will be easily frozen and its leaves will fall without blooming. Also, attention should be paid to pruning and tidying up the branches in time, otherwise there will be a lot of falling leaves and flowers.

How to cultivate coconut ice bougainvillea

When growing coconut ice bougainvillea, you only need to pay attention to repotting it every 1 to 2 years. You can use a mixture of garden soil, humus and gravel. If the flowerpot is a purple clay pot, it is the best choice. It has a relatively large demand for water during its growth process and prefers a humid environment. Therefore, it is necessary to replenish water in time during the hot summer, otherwise the leaves of the bougainvillea will turn yellow and dry, and in severe cases, the bougainvillea will not be able to bloom.