Cercestis Congensis inventoryfix Growth pattern: Self-heading

Growth pattern: Self-heading

These plants are propagated by us in our in-house greenhouse

Using well-draining potting mix can help ensure the roots do not sit in excess water

Low humidity can lead to brown leaf edges or reduced leaf vibrancy

Cercestis Congensis inventoryfix Growth pattern: Self-headingCercestis congensis is a tropical climbing aroid in the Araceae family, naturally found in the wet tropical forests of West to Central Africa, including Sierra Leone through the Congo Basin down to Angola, where it grows as a liana on trees in humid, shaded understory environments. As a climbing tropical species, it develops elongated, arrow or triangular lobed leaves with prominent venation, and produces reddish berries at maturity in its native