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Adenia fruticosa (Adenia) thick light green stem with small rounded leaves on a plant branch
Adenia fruticosa (Adenia) stem with small round green leaves and rough textured bark.

Botanical name: Adenia fruticosa

Common name: Adenia

Family: Passifloraceae

Origin: South Africa

USDA Plant Hardiness Map

USDA Zone: 9-10?

USDA Plant Hardiness MapPlant with caudexLarge shrub 5-10 ft tallVine or creeper plantFull sunWatering: Moderate. Water when top soil feels dryYellow, orange flowers

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Adenia fruticosa (Adenia) with thick green caudex and numerous small rounded green plant leaves.
Adenia fruticosa (Adenia) with a thick, rounded base and many small green leaves on stems.
Adenia fruticosa (Adenia) plant with green leaves and thin curling tendrils in a close up.
Adenia fruticosa (Adenia) foliage with green rounded leaves and long stems growing in a thick mass.
Adenia fruticosa (Adenia) green leaves on a thin branch with small spiraling plant tendrils
Adenia fruticosa (Adenia) leaves grow along a thin, light gray woody stem with curled tendrils
Adenia fruticosa (Adenia) with thick green leaves growing along a branching vine plant stem
Adenia fruticosa (Adenia) showing rounded green foliage attached to smooth pale stems with thin tendrils
Adenia fruticosa (Adenia) yellow flower and green leaves on a thin woody vine branch
Adenia fruticosa (Adenia) stems bearing small yellow flowers alongside rounded green leaves and curling tendrils


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Adenia glauca (Adenia) lime green plant with bulbous base and lobed leaves in container
Adenia glauca (Adenia) young specimen with distinct lime green leaves and a thick swollen base.

Botanical name: Adenia glauca

Common name: Adenia

Family: Passifloraceae

Origin: Southern Africa, Botswana

USDA Zone: 10?

USDA Plant Hardiness MapPlant with caudexLarge shrub 5-10 ft tallVine or creeper plantSmall plant 2-5 ftSemi-shadeYellow, orange flowersIrritating plantFragrant plant

This is a mature plant, it has a very thick, green caudex. The flowers are lemon colored, and are sweetly scented.


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Adenia glauca (Adenia) lime green leaves on a plant in a black plastic container.
Adenia glauca (Adenia) lime green lobed leaves growing out of a small black plastic pot.
Adenia glauca (Adenia) blue green leaves plant growing from a thick caudex stem base
Adenia glauca (Adenia) with blue green leaves growing from a thick and woody stem base
Adenia glauca (Adenia) plant with blue-green palmately lobed leaves on a woody stem.
Adenia glauca (Adenia) showing distinct palmately lobed blue-green leaves attached to a woody base.
Adenia glauca (Adenia) brown swollen stem plant with green leaves in a small container
Adenia glauca (Adenia) brown swollen stem plant with green leaves planted in a small container
Adenia glauca (Adenia) succulent plant with grey caudex and vibrant green leaves on gravel
Adenia glauca (Adenia) succulent plant with a bulbous grey caudex and small green leaves.
Adenia glauca (Adenia) succulent plant with thick green caudex and small delicate leaves.
Adenia glauca (Adenia) succulent plant with thick green trunk sitting in a gravel filled container.
Adenia glauca (Adenia) thick green base plant with small stems in a container.
Adenia glauca (Adenia) with a thick green trunk and thin stems in a pot.
Adenia glauca (Adenia) with yellow flowers and green leaves, close up view of plant stems.
Adenia glauca (Adenia) yellow flowers emerge from thin green stems alongside rounded matte foliage and tendrils.


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Adenia heterophylla (Adenia) with green leaves and thick brown stem in small pot.
Adenia heterophylla (Adenia) potted plant with unique divided green leaves and thick woody base.

Botanical names: Adenia heterophylla, Modecca heterophylla

Common name: Adenia

Family: Passifloraceae

Origin: Southern Asia, Australia

USDA Zone: 9-10?

USDA Plant Hardiness MapPlant with caudexVine or creeper plantSemi-shadeWatering: Moderate. Water when top soil feels dryYellow, orange flowers

Adenia heterophylla (Adenia) green leaves on thick brown trunk plant in a clay pot
Adenia heterophylla (Adenia) with three-lobed green leaves atop a wide brown caudex in a pot.


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Adenia keramanthus (Adenia) green succulent plant with thick woody stems in brown pot.
Adenia keramanthus (Adenia) succulent with thick green stems and heart shaped leaves in pot.

Botanical name: Adenia keramanthus

Common name: Adenia

Family: Passifloraceae

Origin: South Africa

USDA Zone: 9-10?

USDA Plant Hardiness MapPlant with caudexSmall plant 2-5 ftSemi-shadeFull sunWatering: Moderate. Water when top soil feels dry

The flowers are green, and beside seeds, it might be possible be cuttings as well.


Adenia keramanthus (Adenia) with vibrant green leaves, close up view of plant foliage.
Adenia keramanthus (Adenia) showing textured green leaves growing from thick stems in natural light.
Adenia keramanthus (Adenia) with fuzzy green leaves on a slender vine branch close up.
Adenia keramanthus (Adenia) vine with soft green foliage growing along a thin, fuzzy stem.


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Adenia stylosa (Adenia) grey swollen caudex plant with green thin stems on a plate
Adenia stylosa (Adenia) thick grey trunk emerging from soil inside a small brown plastic pot

Botanical name: Adenia stylosa

Common names: Adenia, Candlestick Plant

Family: Passifloraceae

Origin: Madagascar

USDA Zone: 9-10?

USDA Plant Hardiness MapPlant with caudexSmall plant 2-5 ftFull sunWatering: Moderate. Water when top soil feels dry

Adenia stylosa is a native plant of Madagascar that will grow into a small shrub 2-5 feet in ideal conditions. This plant likes full sun and moderate water with excellent drainage to ensure its growth. The caudex of Adenia stylosa can grow up to 25-30 cm in diameter, while the vine-like branches grow up to one meter or more. As they mature, they produce small greenish-white flowers.

Adenia stylosa can be grown in USDA Zone 9-11 making it an easy to care for and relatively hardy plant. Plant Adenia stylosa in well-drained soil, preferably sandy, and prune regularly to give it the best possible shape. Moderate watering is recommended in hot and dry weather, while during cold and rainy periods the soil should remain slightly damp. However, avoid overwatering or you will risk root and stem rot.

Adenia plants can also be grown in pots, but it's important to stick to the same guidelines mentioned above. Those living in colder regions will also need to protect their plants from the cold. When winter approaches, cover your plant with a frost blanket or move it to a spot with more shelter. This will ensure that your Adenia plants thrive despite the cold season.



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