Cultivating Care—For Plants, People, and Paws
Keep soil consistently moist but well-drained; water when the top inch feels dry.
High, bright light for at least 6 hours a day.
Vines can grow about 3–6 feet long in containers, hanging baskets, or on small trellises.
Plant these tropical beauties in the landscape in zones 10 and above. If planted in zone 9, a healthy plant will lose its leaves during the winter but will come back in the spring. Water mandevillas daily until they become established; this will give them a good headstart. After they are established, provide them with a drink as needed. Fertilize with a formula for blooming tropical plants; this will help them thrive throughout the season. Prune mandevillas any time of year to help them keep their desired shape.
White Mandevilla brings a clean, elegant touch to outdoor pot décor with its pure white blooms and lush green foliage. Planted in decorative containers, it creates a bright focal point for patios, entryways, and outdoor seating areas.
In hanging baskets, White Mandevilla adds graceful movement with its trailing vines and delicate flowers. Its cascading blooms soften patio spaces and balconies, creating a fresh, airy tropical look.
