How to Grow and Care for Gnetum

Gnetum requires high humidity and consistent moisture, making it a challenge for some indoor environments. It thrives in well-draining soil with regular watering to keep the roots moist but not waterlogged. Additionally, ensuring the plant is placed in a location with indirect but bright light is essential for its growth.

Watering schedule: Every 3 weeks

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Planting and Growing Gnetum

Care Difficulty	Hard
Lifespan	Perennial
Watering Schedule	Every 3 weeks

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Types of Gnetum

Small-leaved jointfir

Small-leaved jointfir is a woody vine with very long, but extremely weak stems. Within its native range, the plant is used as a source of fiber, which is further made into ropes. This tropical tree belongs to the very old group of plants, known as Gnetophyta, which might have been the first plants pollinated by insects.

Gnemon

Gnemon is a tropical tree that ranges from India to Oceania. Its leaves, seeds, and fruits are all edible and are especially common in Indonesian cuisine. Gnemon's wood is used when making boats, and the fibers from its inner bark have traditionally been used in nets, cloth bags, and fishing lines.

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