The Cissus Rotundifolia is originally from East Africa. Cissus comes from a genus of about 350 species of cissus, which fall under the vine plants. Cissus comes from the Greek word Kissos, which means ivy. It is therefore a climbing plant, related to the well-known grape. Don't expect grapes from your Cissus! The plant is sometimes called chamberwing, but this is not a unique name: there are several plants that are named that way. Because it is a climbing plant, this Cissus needs some support. The pot therefore has a pyramid of bamboo sticks, along which the plant climbs upwards.
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Cissus Rotundifolia



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How to Care for the Plant
Water
During the growing season, provide steady water to keep the soil constantly moist. Back off on watering in the winter and allow the soil to partially dry.
Fertilizer
Feed during the growing season with a weak liquid fertilizer, reducing both water and fertilizer during the winter months but not enough to completely stop growth.
Sunlight
Place the plant in a sunny place. Partial shade is also possible.
Soil
A standard well-drained potting soil mix should work.
Temperature
The Cissus Rotundifolia feels most comfortable at a room temperature of 12 to 24 °
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