When the beautiful Mandeville is called the queen of lianas, there is no exaggeration. Such a bright flowering, the beauty of foliage and the flexibility of shoots allow Mandeville to conquer all new hearts. It is impossible to remain indifferent to the beauty.

 Soak the seeds in a growth stimulant for a day. Take a container at the bottom of which there are holes for drainage, and fill it with slightly acidic, light and loose earth mixture. Plant the seeds in the ground for 1-2 cm. Moisten the soil, wrap the box with a film and wait for the sprouts to appear. It is advisable to organize a lower heating. Make sure that no condensation accumulates on the inner walls of the greenhouse. After 2-3 months, the first shoots will appear, and very weak ones that require special attention. The film can be removed. Continue to moisten the soil from the spray gun, protect the flower from direct sunlight, drafts. When 2 leaves come out, transplant the sprouts into separate pots with a diameter of no more than 7 cm, which have drainage holes at the bottom, and the substrate is used the same as for sowing. After a while, when the bushes grow up, they are transplanted to a permanent place.

 These flowers prefer light locations. Mandeville is afraid of the direct rays of the sun. During the entire active growing season, mandevilles adore warmth and even heat. The optimal content temperatures for this vine are considered to be about 25 degrees, but in general the plant feels good at an air temperature of 21 degrees celsius.

 Mandevilles prefer to spend their summers outdoors. On the terrace, balcony, in the garden, it will bloom even more abundantly and more beautifully. But for the plant, you will need to choose the most protected locations that exclude even the slightest drafts and reliably protect the plant from precipitation.

 During the period of active growth and flowering, mandeville needs abundant watering. It is better not to allow waterlogging, stagnation of water, but the substrate should dry out only in the uppermost layer. Before the stage of cool wintering, the plant should be gradually transferred to a more meager watering. To do this, you need to gradually make watering procedures more rare and scarce, so that by wintering the plant is ready for the complete drying of the earthen coma.

 For mandeville, you need to use soft, settled water and monitor its temperature: the vine reacts poorly to watering with both cold and warm water. The water temperature should be equal to the air temperature around the plant. It is better to use acidified water every 5-6 procedures (a couple of grains of citric acid per 1 liter of water is enough).

 All Mandevilles, without exception, like high humidity. These plants allow the use of sprays, but they will not refuse to install special humidifiers.

 Mandeville is one of the most beautiful lianas that can grow comfortably at home, however, it also requires care to match its beauty – more than most of the indoor crops we are familiar with. However, if the desire to tame the exuberant tropical beauty is kindled in your heart – go ahead! And she will definitely obey you.