Tecoma Capensis

Tecoma Capensis are erect, fast growing, scrambling shrubs that grow up to 2-3m high and spread about 2.5m wide. They are species of flowering plants that belong to the Bignoniaceae family. Their appearance is characterized by the following, that are oval-shaped compound leaflets with blunt teeth, tubular erratic flowers that bloom all year round

These plants could thrive well when kept in front of morning sunlight for about 3-6 hours daily especially for flowering. Then place them to any bright light for the rest of the day. Water must be applied after checking the dryness of the soil. Soil condition must be well-drained. Fertile with rich contents. They could be fed with organic fertilizers, at least once a month. Ideal temperature for their healthy growth would be 20 -30 degree Celsius.

Height 40 to 50cm