Description
Mix: red, yellow, orange and rose
Chilean glory is a beautiful perene climbing, of quick growth, that exotics exotic flowering already in its first year in cultivation.
The species are native of the subtropatic regions of chile and peru. A plant enters a state of dormity in regions where it occurs, to rule only on the next spring; but it is resistant to short terms of temperature in the (- 5 ° c).
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Your growing speed provides a screen for the higher exemplary foundations, promoting a colorful belissimo in flowering.
Their small tubular flowers develop in caches, replicas of nectar, and are a true invitation to the kisses-flowers and other birds. Long period of flowering.
Especially beautiful, can be used without landscape for coverage of slings, caramanchões, degrees, fences and small walls.
Gloria chilena prefers its plant a full sun, in soil sandy-argilous, with good moisture and excellent drainage.
Germination Guide
🌍 Western South America - Chile, Peru, and Argentina
Moderate
Eccremocarpus scaber, commonly known as Chilean Glory Flower, is a tender perennial vine native to western South America that is typically grown as an annual in temperate climates. This fast-growing climber features dark fern-like foliage and striking tubular flowers in shades of orange, red, yellow, and apricot that bloom from summer through fall, attracting hummingbirds and pollinators. Seeds require light for germination and benefit from consistent warmth; germination can be slow and erratic, typically occurring within 2-8 weeks.
Germination
Germination time
Expect germination in
14 – 60 days
Temperature
Min 15°C
Ideal 15°C
Max 21°C
Substrate moisture
💧💧 High
Substrate & Container
Recommended substrate
Well-draining, fertile seed compost or loam-based compost with good organic matter content
Recommended container
Propagator or sealed plastic container with humidity dome to retain moisture
Growing Tips
Sow seeds on the surface of moist seed compost and press lightly into soil - do not cover completely but allow light to reach the seeds. Keep substrate consistently moist but not waterlogged and maintain temperatures between 15-20°C (60-68°F) in bright, indirect light. Use a propagator or seal the container with plastic wrap to maintain humidity. Germination is often erratic; be patient as seedlings may appear over several weeks. Once true leaves develop, gradually increase light and air circulation. Acclimatize seedlings for 2-4 weeks in cool conditions before transplanting outdoors after all frost danger has passed. This species prefers cool conditions initially but becomes a vigorous grower once established.
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