How do I care for a Yellow Alamanda?

Answer by  AnneB91 (611)

Plant it in rich soil and place in direct sunlight. Keep the soil moist with warm water and feed it every two weeks with a fertilizer such as Miracle Gro. Allamandas freeze at 30 degrees, so if your region gets really cold in the winter, consider planting it in a portable container you can take inside during the winter.

Answer by  thattractorguy (2970)

Water it often, do not let the soil dry out. It requires acidic soil. Keep it in sun or Partial Shade.

Answer by  garymarkle (599)

Be sure to plant it in well drained soil, it is a tropical flower on a vine so a worm climate is necessary for the growth of this plant, does not need much water, and comes back after a drought usually with 1 soaking

Answer by  lllll (37)

Yellow Allamanda is a tropical shrub or woody vine native to South America,needing regular watering, require little care,Average water is needed during the growing season,too picky with choosing the soil for planting,take care of reptiles, guinea pigs, ponds/fish, gardens or local wildlife, use nitrogen fertilizer, purpose fertilizer,full sun or partial rise is allowed.

Answer by  maddy33 (16)

They like full sun.. rich soil but tolerant of many soil types. Not salt tolerant sensitive to frost can take 30 degrees for short periods. Other than frost sensitive they grow without major problems. So if your in the north keep it inside over the winter.

Answer by  BrendaG (6111)

Does good in many soil types and likes full sun. This plant can be kept indoors in container but all parts are poisonous(dogbane family). Keep out of frost.