The Bugambiliasalso known as buganvilla or camelinas, they are climbing plants, of the most popular in Mexico and the world, not only for its beauty, but for the Variety of colors They present.
The brightness of its bracts is reflected in tones as White, pink, yellow, orange, violet, magenta, fuchsia or intermediate colors between them, either in clear or intense tones, ideal for decorating the garden or home. Therefore, bugambilias have tones that we love and yes or yes, they put us good.
THE ORIGIN OF THE BUGAMBILIA
Known as Bugambilia, Buganvilla or Camelinathis climbing plant is one of the best known in Mexico and the world thanks to its colorful leaveswhich are frequently confused with flowers.
Originally from Brazil, Bugambilia It adapts to a great diversity of climates, and its gender includes trees, shrubs, vines or lianas, usually with thorns. These bracts are precisely those that present different shades.
What types of bugambilias exist?
Bugambilias They can be bushes or climbers, being precisely this characteristic that can determine the color of their bracts, in addition to the type of seed and their basic care.
While climbing bugambilias They are the most popular and have smaller leaves and petals, the bushes are more common in gardens, since they have a larger size, ideal for upholstery and murals.
The colors of bugambilia
One of the characteristics of Bugambilia, is that this can present both monochromatic tones, as intermediate colorsbeing the most common colors:
Red bugambilias and use as pigment.Vividd / Pexels
Red
This type of Bugambilia It is given by the food they receive from the crop. However, these are not used for meals, infusions or something that is ingested, but rather for textile, cosmetics and pharmaceutical purposes. The pigment is so strong and abrasive that almost anything can be permeated.