Pink Orchid Tree Liners

The Pink Orchid Tree Liners require abundant sunlight. However, the 1-2 year-old ones are very susceptible to sunburn. During the spring and summer, they need about 50% shade or to be placed in a semi-shaded and ventilated area. As a professional tree seedling wholesaler, Rogours not only provide high-quality young seedlings, but also have a good understanding of the quarantine and packaging requirements for exporting to various countries in Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and Europe, ensuring safe and undamaged transportation over long distances across borders.

Appearance and form

The Pink Orchid Tree Plug Seedlings have a moderate to slow growth rate during their juvenile stage. Their branches are relatively thin and soft, and the bark is smooth, being light gray or dark brown. The leaves are alternate, heart-shaped, thin, with a light green color and distinct veins. Although it is a deep-rooted tree species, during the juvenile stage, there are fewer lateral roots and root hairs. When transplanting, special attention must be paid to protecting the root system. Once the root system is firmly established, it will grow rapidly.

Parameters

Design Suggestions

November - April: Pink-purple Bare-Root Bauhinia Seedlings, blue jacaranda and small-leaved weeping willow are mixed and cultivated together, enabling seamless succession of flowering periods and creating a splendid year-round flower landscape; suitable for landscape creation at resort entrances and residential area roads, creating an oppressive effect on buildings while having sufficient volume, perfectly adapting to most urban landscape needs. It is the first choice for street trees and tree-lined avenues, blooming with orchid-like flowers throughout the winter and spring cool seasons, enhancing the city's aesthetic appeal, and effectively attracting pollinating insects, injecting vitality into the urban ecosystem.

FAQ

What are the differences between the common Bauhinia (Full Red) and other varieties?

They belong to two different species.

Common Bauhinia: The flower color is slightly purple-red or purple-black. The flowers are very small and densely bloom against the old branches, with almost no fragrance.

Purple Bauhinia Tree Liners: The flower color is a dreamy pinkish purple (slightly pink). The flowers are larger and more plump, with a faint fragrance. They have higher ornamental value and have become very popular as a trending flower branch in recent years.

What are the soil requirements?

It is adaptable and does not prefer specific soil types. However, it grows best in loose, well-draining, slightly acidic to neutral sandy loam.

How to fertilize? When to apply?

Late winter to early spring (promoting flowering fertilizer): During the period when flower buds are developing, apply fertilizer rich in phosphorus and potassium (such as phosphoric acid potassium or bone meal), to promote full flower buds.

After flowering (restoration fertilizer): After flowering, a balanced fertilizer of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium is applied once.

Late autumn to early winter (base fertilizer): Dig pits in the tree's canopy projection area and bury well-decomposed organic fertilizer.