Argentine mistletoe (Ligaria cuneifolia)

Argentine mistletoe

Argentine mistletoe is a versatile woody vine, often seen clinging to trees using its robust tendrils. It has distinct wedge-shaped leaves and flourishes in subtropical conditions. This climber stands out during its flowering phase, when it displays small, yet vibrant yellow flowers. Its resilience in forest and edge habitats signifies a remarkable adaptability to varying light levels.

Scientific classification

Species

Argentine mistletoe (Ligaria cuneifolia)

Sandalwoods, mistletoes and allies

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Vine

Plant Type

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Care Guide for Argentine mistletoe

Twice per week

Water

Pruning: Argentine mistletoe, known for its parasitic traits, benefits from strategic early spring pruning to enhance health. This practice removes damaged growth, supports the host plant, and maintains resource balance. Employ sterilized tools and avoid excessive pruning for optimal ecological balance and growth.

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