How to Grow and Care for Decalobanthus

A native plant of China and Southeast Asia, decalobanthus boisianus belongs to the same family as bindweed and morning glory. Categorized as a noxious weed, its fast-paced growth and aggressive habits make it a threat to native species and biodiversity. It is predominantly found in tropical forests.

Decalobanthus peltatus is a unique flora species characterized by its shield-like leathery leaves that are often adapted to substantial environmental variability. This adaptive quality suggests a resilience to different moisture levels in its habitat. Notably, decalobanthus peltatus displays bright, funnel-shaped flowers that attract a variety of pollinators, contributing to its survival and propagation in its native ecosystem.