Dipladenia Madinia Apricot Plant – Creamy Yellow Live Plant

Bring the tropics home with this beautiful Dipladenia Madinia Live Plant. The creamy-yellow (apricot) blooms and lush foliage make it a standout addition to any garden or patio. Perfect as an accent plant, for cut flowers, or as a vibrant houseplant, this Dipladenia offers years of enjoyment with the right care. Enjoy its heat tolerance, disease resistance, and ability to attract butterflies and bees.

This Sun Parasol Apricot Mandevilla boasts large 3 creamy-yellow blooms with pink tints and orange throats. Its excellent branching habit ensures abundant blooms throughout the summer. Ideal for beds, borders, planters, or hanging baskets, it thrives in rich, well-drained soil with partial sun to light-shade exposure. Add a touch of the tropics to your space with this versatile and stunning plant!

Benefits:

• Adds tropical texture to gardens and patios
• Stunning creamy-yellow blooms with apricot hues
• Attracts butterflies and bees
• Excellent heat tolerance and disease resistance
• Versatile for beds, borders, planters, and hanging baskets

Planting and Care Instructions: For container-grown plants, gently remove the plant by squeezing the container and carefully sliding out the root ball. Avoid pulling on the trunk; instead, tip the container to let the root ball slide out. If heavily rooted, loosen the roots by gently pulling a few away from the root ball to encourage stronger root growth. Place the root ball in the hole, ensuring the top is slightly higher (1/2 inch) than ground level. Backfill the soil mix around the plant, removing air pockets. For larger plants, create a soil ring around the plant to act as a water reservoir until established. Secure the trunk of large shrubs with three stakes placed at equal distances.

Fertilizing: Fertilize before and during the active growing cycle, starting just before new growth and ending three to four weeks before the first frost. Use an all-purpose fertilizer recommended for flowering and foliage plants. Liquid and granular quick-release fertilizers require more frequent application, while slow-release granular fertilizers offer sustained feeding. Sprinkle granular fertilizer away from the stems or trunk to prevent burning and water thoroughly after application. Apply water-soluble fertilizer by drenching the leaves and soil. Always follow the fertilizer package directions.

Frequently Asked Questions:

• What is the ideal sunlight exposure for the Dipladenia Madinia plant? This plant prefers partial sun to light shade.
• How often should I fertilize my Dipladenia Madinia apricot plant? Fertilize just before and during active growth with an all-purpose fertilizer.
• What type of soil is best for growing Dipladenia Madinia? It thrives in rich, well-drained, evenly moist soil.
• How large will the creamy-yellow apricot blooms get? The blooms can reach up to 3 inches in diameter.
• How tall will the plant grow in a 3-gallon pot? The plant typically grows to around 30-36 inches in height.