Origin
The Mandevilla Diamantina Opale Fuchsia Flammé, also known as Dipladenia, has its origin in South America. The plant belongs to the family of Apocynaceae. This exotic climbing plant was introduced to the European market by the French company D.H.M. Innovation, which specialises in the development of new plant varieties.

Characteristics
The Mandevilla Diamantina Opale Fuchsia Flammé distinguishes itself with its vibrant fuchsia flowers with striking flame-like patterns. It is a climbing plant capable of growing up to three metres high. This species produces strong, woody stems that are covered with dark green, shiny leaves. The flowers form the main attraction of the plant; they are large, trumpet-shaped, and particularly vibrant in colour.

Care
This Mandevilla requires a location with plenty of light, but prefers indirect sunlight over harsh, direct rays. The soil needs to be highly permeable to prevent root rot. In addition, the plant requires a moderate climate, as it is not resistant to persistent cold. During the winter months, it is recommended to bring the plant indoors. Regular watering, especially during the growing period, is essential for the health and growth of this plant.