Did you know that the Madhumalti or Rangoon Creeper, an ornamental plant, also grown in houses, with flowers blooming in eye-catching colours from white to pink to red in that order, have an appealing aroma?
Madhumalti or Rangoon Creeper Did you know that the Madhumalti or Rangoon Creeper, an ornamental plant, also grown in houses, with flowers blooming in eye-catching colours from white to pink to red in that order, have an appealing aroma? The Madhumalti or Rangoon Creeper is an ornamental plant, with the botanical name Combretum Indicum in the family of Combretfaceae (Rangoon creeper family); Combretum Indicum is derived from the name of its genus and its synonyms are Quisqualis indica, Quisqualis grandiflora, Quisqualis sinensis. The plant is creeper in nature, a ligneous vine growing upwards through the canopy to heights of 2 m and up to 8m. Plant's stems twine to the left. Its flowers in clusters, mystically fragrant, changes its colour as its blooms with white at dusk on the first day then to pink to red and finaly fading with darker maroon after three days. Its fragrance features notes of natural Tuberose and Jasmine. The white colored flowers attrac...
