I have had a diplodemia for several years without knowing its name. Just learned it recently. It was blooming beautifully two years ago, somehow got dried out while we were on holiday and I just barely brought it through the winter. Last year it had a lot of foliage but no blooms. This winter it got a lot of new leaves and has started to bloom magnificently, According to information here in Austria it needs medium light, not too hot in summer, not under 13° C in winter. It needs moist soil, but should not sit in water. Should be fertilized bore it starts ot bloom and not during the flowering season.
In February it should be trimmed back severely. It can be reproduced with cuttings in spring.If the air is too dry it will roll its leaves.

Best regards from Burgenland in Austria, Elizabeth
Regards
Nige

"Bob Hobden" wrote in message
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"Nige" wrote ..
I recently saw a colourful flowering hanging basket plant which had a
label : DIPLODEMIA. I would like to learn as much as possible about this.
Cannot seem to find much so far. Has anyone any ideas?

You sure it shouldn't be DIPLADENIA ?

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Regards
Bob
In Runnymede, 17 miles West of London
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