What is a Mexican flame vine?

Mexican flame grapevine, also known as Orange Glow Vine, is a Twining, woody vine originating in Central America, which grows wild from Mexico to Honduras. Its scientific name is pseudogynoxys Chenopodioides, although its previous scientific name, Sencio Confusus, still uses many websites and garden shops. As a climber, it can grow 8-20 feet (2.4-6 m) and has smooth, thick green leaves with gears. Its main feature is the abundance of bright orange flowers, which flourished throughout the year and grow in small clusters and faded red as they age. Mexican flame vines is a popular and easy -to -grow garden plant in areas with suitable climate and its compact, slightly bushy growing habit means that it usually does not grow its space or the crowd surrounds it surrounding. The flowers differ in size from 1-2 inches (2.5-5 cm) across and commonly carved bees, butterflies and birds. Mexican flame wine guilty grows well in many different types of land, but prefers toThe shore drained soil, which is slightly acidic, neutral or slightly alkaline. It should be planted in full sun to the light shadow. This plant does not tolerate temperatures below 45 degrees Fahrenheit (7.2 ° C) and can freeze on the ground in cold weather, but usually grows.

Mexican flame grapes should be connected regularly, but as soon as it is established, it is-tolerant. This plant is not commonly concerned with pests or diseases, and, like many vineyards and climbers, grow rapidly and increase its popularity as a garden plant. It is usually grown to cover or climb various supports such as chain fences, porch and trees. If it is grown as an accompanying plant in a hedge, the Mexican flame wine vines will climb to other plants and add color spraying.

Old Scifective name for Mexican flame vines, Senecio Confusus, means "confused old man" and OdkHe and his "confused" growing custom and is left without any climbing structure to support it. The plant then grows as a matter of tangled stems and creates a low growing shrub or ground cover. This plant can be promoted from cuttings or seeds. The seeds can be collected from the heads of the seeds after dried on the plant, and then they can be planted directly into the ground after the last frost in the spring. The seeds should be placed on the attic and hardly covered because they need light to germinate.