Drymonia pendula, Alloplectus pendulus

The flowers bloom in shades of red, and give off a sweet scent that is light and fruity. The flowers can also be tinged with yellow, orange or sometimes even a deep vinous color. Drymonia pendula grows best in partial shade and this makes it ideal for growing indoors. Plant care is easy as long as you keep an eye out for water needs. It should be kept fairly moist and is happy when it gets a light misting from time to time. Give it a balanced fertilizer every two weeks during the growing season, and it shouldn't need any more than that. In colder climates, it can be grown in pots and brought indoors for the winter. Make sure to provide the plant with plenty of sun, and keep the soil moist but not too wet.

Drymonia pendula is an evergreen vine or creeper that is hardy in US Department of Agriculture (USDA) zones 9-11. It is known for its lush foliage and petite but colorful blooms, making it a lovely addition to any home or garden. The plant is fairly low maintenance, making it a great choice for a busy gardener. Whether you are looking to brighten up an indoor space or add a pop of color to the outdoors, Drymonia pendula is sure to add a touch of exotic beauty to any garden or space.

Similar plants:

• Drymonia coccinea, Besleria coccinea, Alloplectus coccineus (Drymonia)
• Drymonia sp. (Drymonia)
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• Glossoloma ichthyoderma, Alloplectus ichthyoderma (Glossoloma)
• Glossoloma purpureum, Alloplectus purpureus (Glossoloma)
• Glossoloma tetragonoides, Alloplectus tetragonoides (Glossoloma)