chinese goodseberry (Clematoclethra)

chinese goodseberry

It contains about 20 species and is endemic to subtropical and temperate regions of central and western China. The main floral differences between the chinese goodseberry and the other members of the Actinidiaceae are that members of the chinese goodseberry have 10 stamens instead of numerous stamens, and have a united, hollow, and fluted style as compared to a free style that the other members of the Actinidiaceae have. Also, chinese goodseberry is the only genus in the Actinidiaceae whose members are fully dioecious.

Scientific classification

Genus

chinese goodseberry (Clematoclethra)

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Deciduous

Leaf type

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Species

Clematoclethra scandens

Care Guide for chinese goodseberry

Every 3 weeks

Water

Partial sun

Sunlight

Water: Chinese goodseberry flourishes in conditions that resemble its native habitat, with balanced moisture and moderate humidity. Watering should occur every three weeks, ensuring slight soil dryness in between. As a temperate outdoor plant, it benefits from rainwater during its growing season for hydration and dormancy maintenance.

Propagation: Propagate chinese goodseberry using seeds or cuttings in bright, indirect light and well-drained soil at 15-20°C (59-68°F). Take cuttings in spring/early summer, using 4-6 inch healthy stems. Apply rooting hormone, plant in draining medium, maintain humidity, and transplant once roots establish.

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