Chocolate vine are well known in Japanese literature, where they are mainly used to evoke the feeling of the countryside. Some species provide pulpy fruit with sweet white flesh, similar to that of dragonfruit. The twining vines and attractive flowers make them popular as ornamentals as well.
Water:
Originating from East Asia, chocolate vine thrives in moist environments with moderate drought tolerance. Watering weekly mimics its natural habitat. Often grown outdoors for its climbing nature, chocolate vine benefits from rainwater during the growing season, providing a natural irrigation pattern.
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