Rhoicissus

Rhoicissus comprises a group of climbing or trailing vines native to southern Africa. These plants are recognized for their robust, woody stems and glossy, thick leaves that often display a lush, deep green hue. Adaptable to various environments, rhoicissus thrives both in wild settings and as cultivated ornamental houseplants due to its hardy nature and minimal care requirements.

Scientific classification

Genus

Rhoicissus (Rhoicissus)

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Species

Baboon grape Rhoicissus digitata Rhoicissus rhomboidea Forest grape

Care Guide for Rhoicissus

Every 1-2 weeks

Water

Propagation: Propagation of rhoicissus primarily uses stem cuttings and layering. Success relies on warm temperatures, indirect light, and well-draining soil. Utilize rooting hormone and maintain high humidity. Follow steps: take cutting, apply hormone, plant in moist soil, cover, place in indirect light, then wait for rooting.

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