Thunbergia Alata, better known as Black-eyed Susan, has become even more colorful. With its magnificent, vibrant colors, it makes a beautiful addition to the terrace or balcony. The Black-eyed Susan is native to tropical Africa and loves the heat. It gets its name from its striking black center, which resembles the pupil of an eye. The flowers are yellow. This particularly fast-growing vine blooms throughout the summer and into late autumn.

Care
Thunbergia Alata is usually grown as an annual plant. It is possible to overwinter this perennial in a warm, sunny room or greenhouse. Thunbergia Alata is a fantastic container plant. Use a large flower pot, a planter, or a hanging basket (at least 50 cm in diameter) with drainage holes at the bottom. The long shoots of Thunbergia Alata look fantastic when they cover a trellis, climbing support, or bamboo poles. Securely insert the climbing frame into the pot. Additionally, the plant needs to be watered regularly. It also prefers to receive nutrients.