Iodes vitiginea

Iodes vitiginea (Iodes vitiginea) is a flowering plant that naturally grows in monsoon valley forests and temporary scrubs. It produces yellow-green flowers for about half the year, followed by yellow, hairy drupes (fruits).

Scientific classification

Species

Iodes vitiginea (Iodes vitiginea)

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Spring, Early summer, Winter

Bloom Time

8 cm to 20 cm

Flower Size

Yellow, Green

Flower Color

Deciduous

Leaf type

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Distribution of Iodes vitiginea

Distribution Map

Iodes vitiginea is a plant primarily native to Southeast Asia and parts of East Asia, flourishing in tropical to subtropical climate zones. While it is not widely introduced outside its native range, its distribution remains concentrated within the broad expanse of the Asiatic mainland's warm regions.

Native

Cultivated

Invasive

Introduced

No species reported

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Hemisphere Trend Curve

Northern

Sorthern

Care Guide for Iodes vitiginea

Every 3 weeks

Water

Partial sun

Sunlight

Water: Iodes vitiginea flourishes in tropical habitats with high humidity and consistent moisture. It prefers evenly moist soil, requiring watering every three weeks. As an indoor plant, regular misting mimics its natural environment, supporting lush foliage and healthy growth.

Fertilize: Iodes vitiginea thrives with balanced fertilizer, using high nitrogen for growth. Fertilize bi-monthly in active phases, quarterly during dormancy, using a teaspoon per gallon. Avoid over-fertilizing to prevent harm, and use a well-diluted solution to prevent root burn and ensure even distribution.

Pruning: Iodes vitiginea features lush foliage and a climbing habit. Prune in early spring to remove dead stems and shape the plant. Use sharp tools and avoid heavy pruning during active growth to prevent stress. Proper pruning promotes robust structure and improves air circulation, reducing disease risks.

Propagation: Native to tropical regions, iodes vitiginea thrives with specific propagation techniques. Effective cuttings involve snipping and planting stem segments, requiring consistent moisture and warmth. Using a sterile, well-draining medium minimizes fungal risks, while softwood cuttings from healthy plants enhance success.

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