For a colorful and simple flower to paint, Vinca Tattoo Orange is the ideal choice. Its gorgeous orange blooms and red spot will spice up and brighten up any garden. It loves scorching hot sun and sunny weather and is easy to grow, making it ideal for beginners and advance gardeners.

Number of Seeds	10 Seeds
Sowing month	Feb to Oct
Blooming Month	April To Dec
Temperature	Above 30C
Sun	Full sun excpet may june
True color time	Oct to Feb

Vinca Tattoo Orange is unique in that its flowers are orange and have strange shading. The flower itself is extremely pale, light showing on each petal, so the flower appears and feels quite modern and artistic. The dark red center is a second contrast, so the flowers are prettier.

It is 10 to 14 inches high and 18 inches wide, providing a close, full bloom. Due to its compact nature, it’s excellent for borders, beds, and containers. Either with something or alone, it’s beautiful.

So, to have Vinca Tattoo Orange thrive, place it in a warm sunny position. It needs plenty of sun, so make sure to give it six to eight sun hours of sunlight every day. The brighter the sun and sun exposure, the whiter and bigger its flowers will be.

It needs drainage of the ground. Vinca does not like to be moist, so plant it in sandy or light soil or well-draining soil in order to prevent root rot. If potted, make sure the pot has holes so that water will flow out.

Watering should be minimal but constant. Vinca is extremely dry and will only need to be watered when soil is dry. Too much water will kill the plant, so it is alright to let soil dry out for some time before watering again. Aster Seeds grows well with vinca tattoo

One of the most wonderful things about Vinca Tattoo Orange is that it is very easy to take care of. It does not require deadheading (removing wilted blooms) like most flowers, since it naturally generates new blooms. Miniature budha green use as decoration

Fertilize every three to four weeks with an all-purpose liquid balanced plant food to maintain the plant healthy and flowering all the time. If the plant becomes leggy, a light pruning will make it bushier and fuller.

Since vinca is also disease- and pest-resistant, you will never have to handle aphids, garden pests which infect most plants, or fungus disease. Heat- and dryness-resistance is also given by it making it a wonderful choice to cultivate in summer gardens.

There are simply just so many wonderful things to like about this bloom. One, its gorgeous hue is a razzle dazzle splash of color anywhere one is in the landscape. Two, it’s extremely drought-hardy in the hot, arid climates and thus ideal for low-maintenance landscaping. Three, it provides a food source for butterflies and pollinators, keeping one’s garden perky and lively.

Overall, Vinca Tattoo Orange is a beautiful, hassle-free flower that adds color to shade gardens without a lot of effort. For the entire year, it adds color to any flower bed, hanging basket, or container!