How Do You Take Care Of A Mandevilla Hoop Plant?
Mandevilla hoop plants are colorful flowering vines that can be grown on the sides of homes, trellises and along fencing. Grow your mandevilla in full sun and in well-draining soil to prevent root rot. During the winter, the growth of these plants will slow down when temperatures dip below 65 F. Be sure to give your plant plenty of water even in the winter to protect its root system from freezing temperatures. Plant mandevilla plants to provide a vivid addition to your home’s exterior or landscape. Conduct a soil pH test on your designated planting location. Mandevilla plants need a pH range of 5.5 to 6.5 to absorb the soil’s nutrients. Purchase a soil testing kit at your local county extension office. Dig a 6-inch hole to collect soil samples. Mail the samples to the address provided on the package. Add lime to acidic soil and sulfur to alkaline soil. Dig a hole next to your trellis that is twice the size of the root ball. Place your mandevilla plant in the hole and pack the soil tigh
