Aphelandra sinclairiana

Coral aphelandra

With its large pink flowers and lush tropical foliage, Coral aphelandra adds a spectacular touch to humid gardens.
Visible au jardin
Nos espèces
Acanthaceae
Nom scientifique :
Aphelandra sinclairiana
Nom vernaculaire :
Coral aphelandra
Carte d’identité
de l’espèce
Native to Central America, this tropical plant particularly thrives in warm, humid environments. Its abundant blooms naturally attract pollinators. Its dense foliage also adds volume to tropical flowerbeds.
Famille :
Acanthaceae
Origine géographique :
Central America
Taille :
1.5 to 3 meters
Floraison :
Almost year-round, peaking from June to November
Habitat :
Humid tropical forests and semi-shaded areas
Classe :
Magnoliopsida (Dicotyledons)
Ordre :
Lamiales

A very floriferous tropical plant

TheAphelandra sinclairiana is distinguished by its large pink inflorescences composed of numerous small tubular flowers. Its blooms regularly attract pollinating insects and sometimes certain nectar-feeding birds.

This plant thrives in rich soils and humidity. Its intense green foliage contrasts with its very colorful flowers. Like the Golden shrimp plant (Pachystachys lutea) or the Chinese Hat Plant (Holmskioldia sanguinea), it is one of the highly valued decorative tropical plants in lush gardens.

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