Urnshaped dischidanthus (Dischidanthus urceolatus)

Urnshaped dischidanthus

Urnshaped dischidanthus is a climbing, flowering plant that was only first described scientifically in 1936. It is founding mixed woods and thickets, at elevations 300 to 800 m. Urnshaped dischidanthus are distinctive for the white salverform flowers and glossy dark green leaves.

Scientific classification

Species

Urnshaped dischidanthus (Dischidanthus urceolatus)

Gentians, dogbanes, madders, and allies

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Perennial

Lifespan

White

Flower Color

Semi-evergreen

Leaf type

Distribution of Urnshaped dischidanthus

Distribution Map

Urnshaped dischidanthus is indigenous to Southeast Asia, flourishing naturally within the region's diverse climates. Although originally confined to this area, the plant has not been significantly introduced to areas beyond its native range. Its distribution remains largely unchanged, preserving its status as a species primarily found in its original southeastern Asian habitats.

Native

Cultivated

Invasive

Introduced

No species reported

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Care Guide for Urnshaped dischidanthus

Every 3 weeks

Water

Partial sun

Sunlight

Water: Originating from humid regions, urnshaped dischidanthus efficiently absorbs moisture and thrives with a balanced watering schedule of every three weeks. Once established, it shows drought tolerance. For indoor care, occasional misting emulates its tropical habitat, promoting lush growth and maintaining its evergreen characteristics.

Fertilize: For urnshaped dischidanthus, use balanced nutrition fertilizers during the growing season, applying monthly at a quarter to half the recommended dose. Adjust frequency and concentration in dormant seasons. Water thoroughly before and after fertilization to prevent root burn, ensuring robust growth and enriched foliage.

Pruning: Urnshaped dischidanthus has unique urn-shaped flowers and vibrant foliage. Prune in early spring to remove damage, promote growth, and maintain shape. Thinning enhances air flow and light. Avoid heavy pruning to prevent stress. Regular trimming ensures vitality and longevity; consult horticultural sources for specific techniques.

Propagation: To propagate urnshaped dischidanthus, use healthy stem cuttings taken with clean tools. Plant in well-draining soil mixed with perlite or vermiculite. Maintain humidity and warmth for rooting success. Regular monitoring and care are crucial for encouraging growth.

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