BOUGAINVILLEA COMO TREE جهنمية كومو (مجنونة)

Bougainvillea is a genus of colorful, fast growing flowering plants known for their vibrant flowers. Native to South America, certain dwarf or heavily pruned varieties are prized for their use as a decorative tree in tropical and subtropical climates, requiring full sun, well-draining soil. The magnificent, small-scale blooms are colorful bracts that cover the actual tiny flower. They possess long, stiff thorns that grow at the leaf axils, which adds to the ancient, gnarled character when the plant is meticulously trained. This hardy nature and ability to thrive in full sun—even when container-grown—makes it the best and most popular specimen plant in a pot in Kuwait.