Ipomoea Batatas Pink Frost Vine Plant - myBageecha
Ipomoea Batatas Pink Frost Vine Plant - myBageecha
Ipomoea Batatas Pink Frost Vine Plant - myBageecha
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Ipomoea Batatas Pink Frost Vine Plant - myBageechaIpomoea Batatas Pink Frost Vine Plant - myBageechaIpomoea Batatas Pink Frost Vine Plant - myBageecha

Ipomoea Batatas Pink Frost Vine Plant

SKU: MYBG-FOLI-IPOM-PIFR
Pot Size: 4"
Price:
Rs.325.00

Delivery time: 3-4 working days

Daily

Water Requirement

Non Fragrant

Fragrance

Hanging

Use

Ipomoea

Genus

Medium

Maintenance

Medium

Size

Outdoor Shade

Sunlight Requirement

Yes

With Pots

Balcony,Hanging,Low Maintenance

Use

Product Description

The sprawling and multicolored Pink Frost sweet potato vine has ivy-like foliage of white, green, pink and deep rose. Grow in moderately fertile, well-drained soil.

'Pink Frost' sweet potato vine

Family

Convolvulaceae

Native

Tropical America

Description

The sprawling and multicolored Pink Frost sweet potato vine has ivy-like foliage of white, green, pink and deep rose. Bushy and compact with a trailing habit, grows 10 inches tall with a 24 to 36 inch spread. The plant rarely produce funnel-shaped flowers of lavender-white to dusty purple. The leaves are small and lobed, like those of ivy (Hedera) and are variegated white and green with variable blushes of pink and deep rose..

Environment

Grow in moderately fertile, well-drained soil. Provide full sun to part shade and consistent moisture. Shelter from cold, drying winds

Landscape Uses

Perfect for containers, as a filler or as ground cover.

 

As a houseplant, this plant will do best if you allow it to go dry in between waterings, but if left dry for too long, the leaves will wilt. Check the soil with your finger to ascertain how moist it is. If it feels damp to the touch, then wait a while before watering it.

Ipomoeas need bright sunlight to retain their spectacular colour. Keep it in moderately fertile and well drained soil. You can prune them in summers. Fertilise them once a month in the growing season but Don't fertilise it during winters.

They also make for beautiful climbers for which you can provide them some support.

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