Bougainvillea thrives in sunny spots with at least 6 hours of sunlight daily. Ensure the location is warm and sheltered from strong winds.
Plant Bougainvillea in well-draining soil. They don’t like waterlogged roots, so sandy or loamy soil works best for healthy growth.
Water only when the soil feels dry. Overwatering can damage the roots, so let the soil dry out slightly between waterings for a healthier plant.
Feed Bougainvillea every 4–6 weeks with a balanced fertilizer. This supports vibrant blooms and overall plant health throughout the growing season.
Prune Bougainvillea regularly to control its shape and size. Remove dead or weak branches to encourage fresh growth and more flowers.
Use a trellis or support to train Bougainvillea to climb. This enhances its natural beauty and helps create a stunning vertical display.
Snip leaves as needed to encourage new growth. Regular trimming keeps herbs healthy and ensures you always have fresh flavors for your kitchen recipes.