Cissus

The Cissus is a versatile plant that effortlessly enhances the aesthetic appeal of your home or office, offering both style and ease of care. Known for its adaptability, this plant is an excellent choice for indoor spaces as it needs minimal sunlight to thrive.

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  • Cissus Rotundifolia
    Cissus Rotundifolia
    120 cm Ø24 cm
    €72.00 €66.06
  • Cissus Ellen Danica
    Cissus Ellen Danica
    50 cm Ø17 cm
    €40.00 €36.70
  • Cissus Rotundifolia
    Cissus Rotundifolia
    160 cm Ø27 cm
    €99.00 €90.83
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    Cissus Striata
    20 cm Ø12 cm
    €25.00 €22.94
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    All about the Cissus

    Cissus features cascading vines with attractive, lush foliage, making it a charming addition to your indoor environment. With its slender stems and vibrant green leaves, this plant exudes a natural elegance. Originally from tropical regions, Cissus has gained popularity among plant enthusiasts for its low-maintenance characteristics and ability to flourish in varying light conditions.

    Origin

    In its native habitat, Cissus is found in tropical regions and thrives under the filtered sunlight that penetrates its dense foliage. It's this background that makes the Cissus very suitable for indoor environments with indirect light.

    How to take care of a Cissus

    Light requirements

    This easy-to-care-for plant adapts well to low to bright indirect light conditions. Cissus plants can tolerate lower light levels, making it a great choice for different indoor spaces. Avoid exposing the plant to direct sunlight, as this may cause damage to its delicate leaves.

    Watering

    Maintaining the right moisture balance is crucial for the well-being of a Cissus. Water the plant when the top layer of soil feels dry. Ensure good drainage in the pot to prevent water build-up, as overwatering can lead to root rot. Adjust the watering frequency based on the light and humidity in your indoor space.

    Temperature and humidity

    Maintain a warm and moderately humid environment for optimal growth. Cissus plants will thrive in temperatures above 18°C and benefit from occasional misting or placement in humid areas, such as the kitchen or bathroom.

    Toxic

    Unlike some indoor plants, Cissus is non-toxic to pets, providing a safe and visually appealing option for households with cats or dogs.

    Propagation

    Cissus can be propagated through stem cutting. Take a stem of 15 to 20 cm, and place it in water. After around 4 to 6 weeks roots will start to appear. Patience is key, as successful rooting may take several weeks.

    With its timeless elegance and adaptable nature, Cissus is an excellent choice for both novice and experienced plant enthusiasts. Whether placed in a cozy corner or as a focal point, this versatile plant adds a touch of greenery and tranquility to any indoor space.