10 Dwarf Poinciana Seeds RED BIRD OF PARADISE, MEXICAN (C. pulcherrima) USA Seller! PEACOCK FLOWER | PRIDE OF BARBADOS Bush, Shrub, Tree
Seed Size: Large
Grow Zones: 8,9,10,11,12
Other Names: Caesalpinia pulcherrima
(Photo credits: Dwarf Poinciana Tree Flower with green pods photo compliments of Harvey McDaniel from Naalehu, HI, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons)
The Dwarf Poinciana Red Bird of Paradise, also known as the Dwarf
Poinciana or the Dwarf Red Bird of Paradise, is a small, flowering tree
or bush that is native to the tropical regions of the Americas. This
stunning plant is known for its bright red, orange and yellow blooms
that resemble the plumage of a tropical bird.
Poinciana or the Dwarf Red Bird of Paradise, is a small, flowering tree
or bush that is native to the tropical regions of the Americas. This
stunning plant is known for its bright red, orange and yellow blooms
that resemble the plumage of a tropical bird.
Caesalpinia pulcherrima is a highly valued shrub for many reasons. One of the most striking features of the Dwarf Poinciana Red Bird of
Paradise is its lush, green foliage and its vibrant, colorful blooms. It looks great near walkways, entrances and adds exotic colors to a landscaping project. Likewise, many enjoy it’s showy appearance and low maintenance qualities. Being a dwarf tree shrub, it only grows to 8-10 ft tall (and equally as wide) if potted or contained in the ground with a liner. Otherwise, given ample space it can reach heights of up to 23ft. In addition, the Mexican Bird of Paradise shrub is fast-growing and The plant blooms it’s bright clusters
throughout the warm months of the year.
Paradise is its lush, green foliage and its vibrant, colorful blooms. It looks great near walkways, entrances and adds exotic colors to a landscaping project. Likewise, many enjoy it’s showy appearance and low maintenance qualities. Being a dwarf tree shrub, it only grows to 8-10 ft tall (and equally as wide) if potted or contained in the ground with a liner. Otherwise, given ample space it can reach heights of up to 23ft. In addition, the Mexican Bird of Paradise shrub is fast-growing and The plant blooms it’s bright clusters
throughout the warm months of the year.
Caesalpinia pulcherrima Medicinal Uses:
There are a number of medicinal uses for C. pulcherrima in alternative medicine. In the Ayurveda system medicine, the leaves roots and bark are used to brew tea that is said to support the body with fevers, jaundice, kidney and gastrointestinal issues. Flowers are used to support the body with asthma. Leaves support the body with malaria, to promote menstrual flow and can function as a purgative. It is warned not use the leaves if pregnant, they can terminate that. As always, consult with a doctor before consuming any medicinal herb or plant.
Germination Procedure: First, sand paper the seeds or knick the seeds to roughen the hard coating and open up the means for the seedlings to emerge in a timely manner. Next, soak seeds for 24 hours before sowing. Sow seeds 1-4 an inch deep. Keep seeds and soil moist throughout the germination phase. Germination time: 4-6 weeks. Tip: Keep the soil moist but not waterlogged. Once germinated, the seedlings
can be transplanted into a larger container or into a garden bed.
can be transplanted into a larger container or into a garden bed.
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How to Care for Dwarf Poinciana Trees
It’s
drought-resistant qualities also make it well suited for tropical
zones. Water needs are low. The showy red orange and yellow flowers
attract butterflies and bloom in May all the way into late autumn. If
planted in tropical climates, these peacock flowers may bloom all
year-round. Seed pods split open when mature (usually by late autumn).
Save seeds by allowing them to dry up then plant for the next year.
Prune the shrubs early winter and plant in well draining soil.
Fertilizer is not required but can be applied during the spring &
summer months. Fertilizing is also important for the growth and development of your Dwarf Poinciana Red Bird of Paradise. Liquid-based fertilizers are recommended.
drought-resistant qualities also make it well suited for tropical
zones. Water needs are low. The showy red orange and yellow flowers
attract butterflies and bloom in May all the way into late autumn. If
planted in tropical climates, these peacock flowers may bloom all
year-round. Seed pods split open when mature (usually by late autumn).
Save seeds by allowing them to dry up then plant for the next year.
Prune the shrubs early winter and plant in well draining soil.
Fertilizer is not required but can be applied during the spring &
summer months. Fertilizing is also important for the growth and development of your Dwarf Poinciana Red Bird of Paradise. Liquid-based fertilizers are recommended.
When it comes to caring for your Dwarf Poinciana Red Bird of Paradise, it’s important to remember that this is a tropical plant that prefers warm and humid environments. The plant requires well-draining soil that is high in organic matter and also likes to be consistently moist. In terms of light, the plant prefers full sun and should be protected from strong winds. It’s
also a good idea to add a layer of mulch around the base of the tree or
bush to help retain moisture and maintain a consistent temperature. With the right care and attention, your Dwarf Poinciana Red Bird of
Paradise will be a beautiful addition to your garden for many years to
come.
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