Yellow Oleander (Cascabela Thevetia)

Nerium Oleander (Cascabela Thevetia)

Botanical name: Cascabela Thevetia

Common Name:

Lucky nut

Be still tree

Cook tree

Kolka-phul

Bitti Yellow

Yellow Oleander

Yellow Bells

Care & Growth:

Watering:

The Yellow Oleander is a thirsty plant, so regular watering is essential, especially during early spring to early fall. In winters, let the top 2 inches of the soil to dry before watering the plant.

Light: Yellow Oleander wants maximize sun exposure, especially if you’re growing this plant indoors. For best results, place the shrub near a south-facing or a west-facing window. Outdoors, you can allow the plant to grow in full sun or partial shade.

Temperature:

The Yellow Oleander does great at room temperature conditions and it’s cold hardy down to 25°F (-3°C). The Yellow Oleander will appreciate misting, especially when the air becomes too dry.

Misting the plant or otherwise increasing humidity around it will help the plant stay in top shape when the air in your home becomes too dry.

Feeding:

You should start feeding the plant when you notice buds appearing, usually in early spring. Stop feeding in fall and winter. The Yellow Oleander is a high water user and can benefit from regular feeding. Use a complete fertilizer and feed every 6-8 weeks.

Medical Importance:

Plant used traditionally to cure diseases like ulcers, scabies, hemorrhoids and dissolve tumors

 

 

Important Note:

(Flowering plants only blossom naturally in their respective seasons. Fruit bearing plants only produce fruits naturally during their growing seasons. All plants are sold in generic nursery pots, and may naturally vary in colors/sizes from the exact images illustrated above.)

Plant Type:	Outdoor Plant
Plant Height:	50 cm to 70 cm, 130 cm to 150 cm, 160 cm to 180 cm
Pot Type:	Nursery Pot