What is Stephanotis Floribunda?
Stephanotis Floribunda is a green linar flowering vines, originally from the island of Madagascar, and is often called Madagascar Jasmine because of its sweet scent. It can be grown outdoors in the right climate and is popular as a room ceiling due to its attractive dark leaves and fragrant white flowers. Whether it is grown inside or outside, it initially requires support, such as a share, and then a terrace or wire needs to be considered. The plant is originally from Madagascar, a tropical island, located in the Indian Ocean off the east coast of Africa and other tropical areas of Africa and Asia. Therefore, it requires tropical or subtropical conditions for survival. If they are planted outside, they need a protected, sunny place with well -drained soil. Adding a rich compost to the soil will help them prosper.
While Madagascar Jasmine can survive with an average amoun water, I don't mind being a little dry during the winter. It may require some supplementary water in very dry areas. Will not survive very lowTemperatures or frost and if it lives in an area that has low winter temperatures, it would be better to grow the plant in the pot inside.
The leaves of the plant grow in pairs and are dark green and wax and remain green all year round. Stephanotis Floribunda rises and can reach a height of 6 to 10 feet (2 - 3 m) when it grows under ideal conditions. If the plant is overgrown, it can be carefully trimmed.
Most people keep Stephanotis Floribunda for their white, wax, tubular flowers that may bloom during the summer months. Their beauty and smell are the reasons why flowers are often used in bouquets and corsets for weddings and special occasions, and sometimes referred to as bridal bouquets, wedding wreath or Hawaiian wedding flower.
6 Again, it will need support because it is naturally climbing. Stephanotis Floribunda should be planted in wellcomposting soils and maintained moist but not excessively. During the flowering season, the smell of flower fills any room or conservatory with its sweet scent.