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Outsidepride Mina Lobata Seeds (Mina lobata), also known as Firecracker Vine or Spanish Flag Vine, produce vibrant multi-colored blooms. Our climbing vines grow up to 10 feet tall and flourish in full sun with well-drained soil. Blooming from mid-summer to late fall, they offer a colorful and striking display. Available in 100 & 200 flower seed packets, our perennial seeds are suitable for USDA Zones 9-11. Add Outsidepride Mina Lobata climbing flower seeds to your flower garden for a bold, vibrant addition that will bring long-lasting beauty to your outdoor space.
Known for its vigorous growth, our Mina Lobata flower vine quickly climbs trellises, fences, and other structures, making it a great option for vertical gardening. It grows well in full sun and well-drained soil, requiring minimal upkeep once established. The vibrant blooms in shades of red, orange, yellow, and white provide a striking display throughout the growing season. Mina Lobata adapts to a variety of garden settings and offers long-lasting beauty year after year, making it a unique addition to any landscape or garden feature.
As our Firecracker plant grows, it creates a lush, cascading display of multi-colored blooms that add an exotic touch to your garden. The vine is ideal for trellises, poles, wire fencing, and arbors, bringing vertical beauty and vibrant color to any outdoor space. Its vigorous, climbing vines can easily wrap around structures, reaching up to 10 feet tall. Whether you want to cover a fence, add charm to a garden arch, or create a privacy screen, the Mina Lobata Vine will transform these structures into a stunning focal point.
From reddish-orange to yellow and white, Mina Lobata’s tubular blooms create a mesmerizing visual effect that will captivate any garden. The bloom season lasts from mid-summer to late fall, ensuring a long period of vibrant color. Whether climbing a trellis, twining around a fence, or cascading over an arbor, the lush blooms and tall vines create a striking focal point that enhances the beauty of any outdoor space.
Establishing our Mina Lobata perennial plants is a breeze with simple planting instructions. To start, soak our Firecracker vine flower seeds overnight in warm water or nick the garden seed coat to promote germination. Plant the seeds about 1/4 inch deep in well-drained soil, keeping them moist until they sprout. For the earliest blooms, plant seeds indoors in a warm environment (70-75°F) before transplanting them outside after the last frost. Once established, this hardy vine grows vigorously and requires minimal upkeep, making it a suitable choice for gardeners of all experience levels.
Firecracker Vine (Mina Lobata) – Start Mina Lobata seeds for this impressive vine that will attract lots of attention. Mina Lobata vine is a tender perennial that is typically grown as an annual. Mina Lobata has many common names: Firecracker Vine, Fire Vine, Spanish Flag Vine, and Exotic Love Vine. This plant also has a synonymous botanical name of Ipomoea Lobata. The early Spanish Flag flower is reddish-orange, fading to orange, yellow, and white flowers in mid-summer to fall. This member of the morning glory family produces masses of dazzling 1 – 2 inch tubular flowers that mature and grow on this climbing vine that can reach 10 feet tall. Firecracker Vine has twining stems which are best grown on wire or lattice frames, and when it is in full bloom, it will never be forgotten! Exotic Love Vine Mina Lobata is incredibly showy, and it deserves to be the focal point of your flower garden.
Growing Mina Lobata seed is very rewarding! Soak the seed overnight in warm water or nick the flower seed with a knife to break the outer coat of the seed. For the earliest blooms, start the flower seed indoors. Cover the Spanish Flag plant seeds with 1/4 inch of soil and keep moist. Transplant Mina Lobata seedlings outside after frost danger has passed. Firecracker Vine seeds can also be started directly outdoors in a prepared seed bed once temperatures have warmed in the spring.