How do you know which end of Adenia Viridiflora goes into the soil?
Adenia viridiflora [7.0-10.0"] [unrooted]
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Open Apr 22, 2022 - 02:27 PM
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Apr 22, 2022 - 02:27 PM
Adenia viridiflora typically has an oblong shape. However, one end of the caudex should be more rounded than the other. The more rounded end should go into the soil while the more tapered end should stick up. In a perfect world, this would be the case all of the time. If you find that your plant has two ends that look identical to each other, feel free to send us a few pictures via email at info@mountaincrestgardens.com and we'll try to figure out which end is up.
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Adenia viridiflora [7.0-10.0"] [unrooted]
Adenia viridiflora: An unusual, caudiciform succulent with a tall, tuberous base that resembles a yam. This wacky plant has a brown, woody caudex that sprouts tall, vining stems in spring with flat, deeply lobed leaves. It is native to Southeast Asia where it can grow stems over 70' long. In cul...
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