Cissus amazonica (Amazonian Vine)
Cissus amazonica (Amazonian Vine) displays long, dark green leaves trailing down from a terracotta hanging pot.
Botanical name: Cissus amazonica
Common name: Amazonian Vine
Family: Vitaceae
Origin: Brazil
USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map
Attractive, tropical climber with string-like vines. The upper surface is brushed pale silver green with bright white weins while the underside is a pink to burgundy color. Great for the tropical terrarium, it likes to climb and scramble.
From Spring to Autumn keep soil moist using water at room temperature, but do not allow the plant to sit in water. Wait until the top centimetre has dried out before watering again. Over the cooler months during their potential rest period, water just enough to prevent the potting mix from drying out.
The Amazon Jungle Vine loves high humidity which will create luscious growth and healthy foliage.
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Cissus amazonica (Amazonian Vine) with long narrow green foliage cascading down from hanging red pots.
Cissus amazonica (Amazonian Vine) with long narrow green foliage spreading out from a brown plastic pot.
Cissus amazonica tangled brown stems drooping downward with small dark green leaves.
Cissus amazonica with long slender stems hanging down from a wooden support beam
Cissus amazonica vines with thin green leaves hang from a deep red container
Cissus amazonica with slender green leaves trailing down from a hanging basket container.
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