Flowering plants

[Cait0420]

Hi everyone! I was just wondering, What are good flowering plants that I could put in with my chams? Thanks in advance

 

[lilblack94gt]

Hibiscus, Begonias, and Babys tears are the ones i know right off hand.

 

[chameeeleon]

Hibiscus are beautiful and they have strong, woody branches your cham can climb on! Plus you can get a 1gal sized one at home depot for like $10 and in a year it will be twice as tall if you cut it right!

 

[Cait0420]

Would I be able to put one morning glory in the enclosure to add foliage to the vines and basking spots. I'm growing some from seeds and thought they'd look nice

 

[streetmike84]

Hibiscus are beautiful and they have strong, woody branches your cham can climb on! Plus you can get a 1gal sized one at home depot for like $10 and in a year it will be twice as tall if you cut it right!

I put a hibiscus in mine it had some lovely flowers and buds but soon as i put them in they all droped of and have not grown back this was like 2 months ago
How do you cut them

 

[chameeeleon]

I put a hibiscus in mine it had some lovely flowers and buds but soon as i put them in they all droped of and have not grown back this was like 2 months ago
How do you cut them

Here's a link: http://www.wikihow.com/Prune-Hibiscus
Also, you may need a grow light even if you already have a uvb light.

 

[Carlton]

Most indoor flowering plants will need pretty intense light to actually bloom. The plant may sit green and fully leaved, but may not produce flowers in a cham cage setup. The only one I've had much luck with was Hibiscus.

 

[Cait0420]

Most indoor flowering plants will need pretty intense light to actually bloom. The plant may sit green and fully leaved, but may not produce flowers in a cham cage setup. The only one I've had much luck with was Hibiscus.

Ok thank you.