Clerodendrum thomsoniae/ Bleeding heart vine/ Glory boomer

Light: Partially shaded site with some direct morning or late afternoon sunshine with minimum temperatures of 7 degrees C.

Water: Water your clerodendrum generously in the summer months and do not allow it to dry out. Reduce watering during cooler spells

Fertilizer: Plant in well fertilized soil.

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