Thank you, I'm glad you like it. I trim the top of the Bougainvillea to control its height and encourage more bushy growth. By focusing on the top, the plant redirects its energy to the side branches, which helps produce more flowers and keeps it fuller. When I cut deeper into the plant, it takes a longer time to start flowering again. If you cut half or more of the branches, it might even take up to a year before it blooms again. Regular light trimming keeps the flowers coming without such long delays! Hope this help 💚
That’s normal, she will come back in spring, reduce the watering, water only when the soil is almost dry to avoid root rot; she doesn’t have much water because no leaves. I water mine maybe twice during winter and nothing else. You can also prune now if you want to give her a new look or shape. If you need more info, let me know
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Thank you great video I have one I will bring in today
I also brought her inside yesterday, now waiting for all the leaves to drop 🥹 thank you ❤️
Best bougainvillea video so far
Thank you so much. It means a lot to me 🙏
Thanks for this vidéo! Why do you trim the top only?
Thank you, I'm glad you like it. I trim the top of the Bougainvillea to control its height and encourage more bushy growth. By focusing on the top, the plant redirects its energy to the side branches, which helps produce more flowers and keeps it fuller. When I cut deeper into the plant, it takes a longer time to start flowering again. If you cut half or more of the branches, it might even take up to a year before it blooms again. Regular light trimming keeps the flowers coming without such long delays! Hope this help 💚
What are white spot on the leaves?
They love greenhouses when their not in season. 🌿🌺🍃
Yes, greenhouses are perfect 🙏🫶🍃
Make that, "northern Argentina", the southern part is way too cold for it
I brought my in. It she'd offf the leaves and then new ones grew and then they dropped. What do I do now?
That’s normal, she will come back in spring, reduce the watering, water only when the soil is almost dry to avoid root rot; she doesn’t have much water because no leaves. I water mine maybe twice during winter and nothing else. You can also prune now if you want to give her a new look or shape. If you need more info, let me know
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