- Light: Partial shade to filtered sunlight. Not direct, harsh sun!
- Watering: Regular - loves moist but not waterlogged soil
- Soil: Rich, slightly acidic (pH 5.5-6.5), well-drained
- Temperature: Sensitive to cold! Not below 10°C. Suitable for warm areas
- Humidity: Loves high humidity
- Fertilizer: Fertilizer for acid-loving plants once a month in spring-summer
- Pruning: After blooming for shaping and encouraging the next bloom
- Location: Protected from winds and cold
Bronflasia, pot diameter 24 cm (10 liters) (perennial for the garden)
Bronflasia, pot diameter 24 cm (10 liters) (perennial for the garden)
- בקרת איכות מקצועית על כל מוצר לפני שליחתו
- אריזה מוקפדת לבטיחות כל מוצר
- משלוח עד הביתהאספקה מתבצעת בהתאם לאזורי החלוקה ולזמני האספקה
משלימים לצמח מטפס
- אורFull sun to partial shade
- השקיהבינונית
- רמת גידולבינוני
- מיקוםGarden · Flowering shrub

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Brunfelsia (Yesterday-Today-Tomorrow) is a spectacular ornamental shrub with flowers that change color in a magical way! The flowers open in deep purple, turn lavender on the second day, and white on the third day—hence the name "Yesterday-Today-Tomorrow." You can see flowers in all three colors on the shrub simultaneously! An evergreen shrub with rich, fragrant blooms.
🌱 Growing Conditions
⚠️ Common Problems & Solutions
- Yellow leaves: Overwatering, poor drainage, or soil not acidic enough
- No blooms: Lack of light or inappropriate fertilization
- Leaf drop: Water stress, cold, or sudden changes in conditions
- Chlorosis (yellow leaves with green veins): Iron deficiency - apply iron supplement or lower pH
- Frost damage: Cover in winter or move to a portable pot
- Aphids: Check under leaves and tips. Treat with potassium soap
- Spider mites: Occurs in dry air. Spraying leaves helps
- Powdery mildew: In high humidity and crowded conditions. Improve ventilation
💚 Why Grow Brunfelsia?
- 🎨 Color-changing flowers: Purple → Lavender → White - natural magic!
- 🌸 Three colors simultaneously: Spectacular and unique look
- 👃 Fragrant: Sweet and delicate scent, especially in the evening
- 🌿 Evergreen: Green foliage all year round
- 🦋 Attracts butterflies: Nectar source for butterflies and bees
- 📏 Controllable size: 1-2 meters - suitable for small gardens
- 🏠 Pot growing possible: Can be grown in a large planter
- 🎁 Focal point: Always attracts attention!
📋 Plant Information
- Scientific name: Brunfelsia pauciflora (and other species)
- Family: Solanaceae (Nightshade family - like tomatoes!)
- Origin: South America (Brazil, Peru, Venezuela)
- Mature height: 1-2 meters (up to 3 meters in ideal conditions)
- Growth rate: Moderate
- Plant type: Evergreen shrub
- Bloom: Spring and early summer (April-June)
- Other names: Yesterday-Today-Tomorrow, Morning-Noon-Night, Lady-of-the-Night
- 📏 The height provided is for the mature plant – the size it reaches over time, not the size at which it is shipped to you.
🌈 Popular Varieties
- B. pauciflora: The most common - large flowers, rich bloom
- 'Floribunda': Exceptionally abundant bloom
- 'Macrantha': Larger flowers
- B. americana: "Lady-of-the-Night" - highly fragrant at night
- B. grandiflora: Huge flowers - up to 10 cm!
- B. lactea: White flowers with a yellow center
✂️ Plant Propagation
- Stem cuttings: The most common and easiest way
- When? Spring or early summer
- How? Cut a semi-hardwood stem, 10-15 cm long
- Preparation: Remove lower leaves, dip in rooting hormone
- Planting: Perlite and peat mix, warm and humid place
- Rooting: 4-8 weeks
- Seeds: Possible but slower and more complex
- Layering: Low stems root in the soil
The secret to rich blooming? Acidic soil! Use fertilizer for azaleas and gardenias, or add sulfur to the soil. Preventing yellowing: If leaves yellow with green veins (chlorosis), add chelated iron. Correct pruning: Prune immediately after blooming—the plant blooms on new wood! Winter in Israel: In cold areas (Jerusalem, mountains), grow in a portable pot or cover during winter. In coastal and lowland areas - usually survives well. Shaded location: Although it loves light, intense direct sun can burn the leaves.
Want to dive deeper? The complete guide to Brunfelsia (Yesterday-Today-Tomorrow)
Everything you need to know about caring for the plant - light, watering, fertilization, and common problems - in one guide.









