The Red Allamanda is a show-stopping tropical beauty famous for its large, velvety, trumpet-shaped flowers in deep shades of cherry red and burgundy. Known for its vigorous growth and lush green foliage, this versatile plant can be trained to climb beautifully along trellises and fences or pruned to remain a compact, bushy shrub. It is ideal for tropical plant enthusiasts, balcony gardeners, and anyone looking to create a bold, vibrant focal point in their outdoor spaces that blooms generously throughout the warm seasons.

WHAT YOU GET

• 1 Healthy Live Red Allamanda Flower Plant

KEY FEATURES

• 🌺 Bold Blooms: Produces striking, large, bell-shaped red flowers that create a dramatic contrast against its dark green leaves.

• 🌿 Versatile Growth: Naturally a scrambling vine that can easily be trained up a support or pruned neatly into a standalone shrub.

• ☀️ Heat Loving: Highly resilient to hot weather, blooming most prolifically in warm, tropical, and subtropical climates.

• 🦋 Pollinator Friendly: The bright, trumpet-like flowers are excellent for attracting butterflies and small birds to your garden.

• 🏡 Landscape Standout: Perfect for covering bare fences, draping over balcony railings, or styling in large patio containers.

PLANTING & CARE

• ☀️ Sunlight: Requires full, direct sunlight for at least 6 to 8 hours a day. More sun guarantees a heavier flush of flowers.

• 💧 Watering: Keep the soil consistently moist but never waterlogged. Water deeply whenever the top inch of the soil feels dry to the touch.

• 🌱 Soil: Thrives in a rich, highly well-draining potting mix. Blending garden soil with organic compost and a little sand works perfectly.

• ✂️ Pruning: Prune aggressively in late winter or early spring to control its size, maintain your desired shape, and encourage vigorous new flowering shoots.

• 🪴 Fertilizer: Feed with a phosphorus-rich organic fertilizer once a month during the active blooming season to boost flower production.

DISCLAIMER

Please note that the flower images provided are for reference only, and the actual color intensity may vary. The plant's height and bloom count may also differ slightly due to natural growth cycles, seasonal changes, and transit conditions. The milky sap of the Allamanda plant can cause mild skin irritation; always wear gloves when pruning and keep the plant away from curious pets and small children.