Cissus rhombifolia

Scientific name
Cissus rhombifolia

General description
Cissus rhombifolia , also called "Grape Ivy", is a climbing or trailing plant with bright green trilobed or rhomboid leaves. It is valued for its supple growth and dense foliage, making it ideal for hanging baskets or supports.

Origin
Native to tropical America, especially Mexico and the Caribbean.

Care

• Light : Bright to moderate indirect light; avoid strong direct sunlight.
• Watering : Water when the top of the soil is dry; keep the moisture moderate.
• Humidity : Medium to high; air that is too dry can slow growth.
• Temperature : between ~15 and 27°C; avoid prolonged low temperatures.
• Substrate : light, draining, enriched soil, with aerated elements.

Special advice

• Prune or train to guide growth and prevent etiolation.
• Repot when the roots fill the pot or the plant becomes weak.
• Watch for pests such as mealybugs and red spiders.
• Non-toxic plant for humans and animals.