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Smilax scobinicaulis
Smilax scobinicaulis is a climbing vine distinguished by its heart-shaped leaves and wiry, thorn-covered stems that facilitate its ascent through surrounding vegetation. Its greenish-white flowers bloom into bluish-black berries. This adaptive climber thrives in forested areas, twisting around trees for sunlight. Smilax scobinicaulis's unique tendrils reflect its tenacious nature, aiding survival in diverse habitats.
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1 m to 2 m
Plant Height
Green
Leaf Color
1.9 cm
Flower Size
White, Yellow
Flower Color
Deciduous
Leaf type
5 - 38 ℃
Ideal Temperature

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Distribution of Smilax scobinicaulis

Distribution Map
Smilax scobinicaulis is a plant primarily native to the East Asian region. Over time, it has spread beyond its native habitat, although the precise geographic scope of its introduced range isn't clearly defined in the data provided. Typically, plants like smilax scobinicaulis may find their way to various other parts of the continent or adjoining areas, adapting to similar environmental conditions.
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Cultivated
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No species reported
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Habitat
Forests, thickets, shaded places on slopes
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Care Guide for Smilax scobinicaulis

Twice per week
Water
Partial sun
Sunlight
5 - 38 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Water: Smilax scobinicaulis thrives in humid environments, preferring evenly moist soil and moderate watering twice a week. Regular misting simulates its tropical origin, promoting growth and leaf luster, making it ideal for indoor cultivation.
Fertilize: Smilax scobinicaulis thrives with bi-monthly balanced fertilizers during the growing season, emphasizing high nitrogen in spring. Reduce fertilization in winter, using 1/2 strength to prevent root burn. Water before application for better absorption, avoiding direct contact with foliage. Always follow product instructions for precise use.
Pruning: Smilax scobinicaulis is a climbing vine needing timely pruning for optimal health. Prune in early spring, removing dead or diseased stems, and thin woody branches to enhance growth. This practice prevents overcrowding, improves air circulation, and reduces pest and disease risks, using clean, sharp tools for precision.
Propagation: Smilax scobinicaulis, from the Smilax genus, is known for its climbing habit and thorny stems. Propagation is effectively achieved through cuttings from healthy, mature stems, treated with rooting hormone and placed in well-draining soil. Monitoring growth signals successful adaptation to new conditions.
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