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AllamandaFamily: Apocynaceae.
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Common name(s): Golden trumpet |
Allamanda cathartica. |
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Syn. Allemanda.
Genus of 12 species of evergreen shrubs and scandent climbers from scrub and forest in tropical North, Central and South America. They have simple leaves, which may be alternate, opposite, or whorled, and are grown for their showy, usually terminal cymes of large, trumpet-shaped flowers. Allamanda needs warmth and a humid atmosphere.
Contact with sap may irritate skin. All parts may cause mild stomach upset if ingested. |
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Watering and misting |
Propagation |
| Keep the plant warm - minimum 60F in winter. Some direct sun is essential. |
Water moderately from spring to autumn. Water sparingly in winter. Misting is necessary. |
Take greenwood stem cuttings in late spring or early summer. Use a rooting hormone and provide bottom heat. Sow seed at 64-68 F (18-20 C) in spring. |
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Allamanda cathartica fruit |
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