Plant Needs
Characteristics
- Leaf: Compound pinnate leaves with 5–9 glossy oval leaflets; dark green upper surface, pale green underside
- Flower: Trumpet-shaped blooms in drooping clusters; colors range from white to pale pink with maroon throats, lightly fragrant
- Stem: Woody twining stems that cling to supports via small tendrils
Care Guide
Keep soil consistently moist during active growth; mulch to retain moisture
Diluted balanced liquid fertilizer every 2 weeks. Discontinue fertilization in autumn and winter when growth slows
Composted coffee grounds tea:Use fully composted coffee grounds diluted 1:25 with water for root drenching; avoid raw grounds to prevent soil pH imbalance- Prune immediately after flowering to control vine length and encourage bushier growth
- Remove dead, damaged, or overcrowded stems to improve airflow
- Train vines to arbors or fences to maintain desired shape
- Thin dense growth to promote better light penetration and flowering
Toxicity
Warning: this plant may be toxic.
Pets: ASPCA: No identified toxicity to cats
Humans: No documented toxicity to humans
Garden Uses & Culture
Culture: Valued in Australian native gardens for its soft, cascading blooms and low maintenance needs
Usage: Ornamental climbing vine for arbors, fences, and pergolas; can be grown as a potted shrub indoors in bright light
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