The multiplication of Cyanotis kewensis, commonly known as teddy bear vine, can be accomplished through various methods, primarily stem cuttings. This involves removing a section of the plant’s stem and encouraging it... Read more »
Cyclanthera pedata, also known as the slipper gourd or sparrow gourd, produces small, unique blossoms that precede the unusual, pod-like fruit. These delicate blooms are generally white or pale yellow, with a... Read more »
Cultivating a healthy and thriving Cyanotis kewensis, commonly known by its charming moniker, involves understanding its specific needs. This includes providing appropriate light, water, soil, and addressing potential pest or disease issues.... Read more »
Cyanotis kewensis, commonly known by the descriptive moniker referencing its soft, fuzzy foliage, is a trailing succulent vine native to India. Its small, ovate leaves are densely covered with fine hairs, giving... Read more »
Cyanotis kewensis, commonly called the teddy bear vine due to its fuzzy leaves, contains saponins, which act as a natural defense mechanism against insects and other threats. These compounds can, however, cause... Read more »
Cyclanthera pedata, also known as the achocha, is a fast-growing, herbaceous vine cultivated for its edible, unusual fruit. The fruit’s spiny, hollow exterior resembles a small, furry creature, leading to some of... Read more »
Cyanotis kewensis, commonly known by the descriptive moniker referencing its soft, fuzzy foliage, is a trailing succulent vine native to Southern India. Its small, heart-shaped leaves, covered in dense, fine hairs, give... Read more »