Uncaria lanosa

Uncaria lanosa is a climbing shrub known for its hooked thorns resembling cat's claws, which it uses to grapple onto surrounding vegetation for support. Lush, velvety leaves adorn its stems, and it produces tubular flowers that can vary in color. Predominantly found in dense forests, uncaria lanosa thrives in the dappled light, using its unique climbing ability to reach sunnier spots vital for its growth.

Scientific classification

Species

Uncaria lanosa (Uncaria lanosa)

Gentians, dogbanes, madders, and allies

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Perennial

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Care Guide for Uncaria lanosa

Every week

Water

Pruning: Uncaria lanosa benefits from early spring pruning by removing dead limbs and thinning overcrowded branches to enhance air circulation and promote healthy growth. This regular maintenance aligns with uncaria lanosa's growth cycle, encouraging new shoots and ensuring a robust, aesthetically pleasing plant.

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