Serjania lundellii

Serjania lundellii

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Taxonomy

Context

nativeRegion

Southern Mexico and Central America.

usdaZones

Likely hardy to USDA zones 10–11.

companionPlants

Other neotropical lianas, Shrubs and small trees with open canopies

culturalUses

Primarily wild; occasionally used in traditional medicine or as a curiosity in botanical collections.

Care

LightPrefers full sun to partial shade.

WateringModerate; water when the soil begins to dry out, but do not allow prolonged sogginess.

SoilWell-draining, sandy or loamy soils; neutral to slightly acidic pH.

FertilizerFeed lightly with a balanced fertilizer during the growing season.

HumidityTolerates moderate humidity; avoid prolonged high humidity which may promote fungal issues.

TemperatureBest in warm climates; protect from frost.

HabitWoody climbing vine (liana).

Mature SizeCan climb up to 3–6 meters (10–20 feet) or more, depending on support.

Growth RateModerate to fast-growing under optimal conditions.

BloomingSmall greenish or white flowers appearing in clusters during the warm season.

DormancyMay slow growth in cooler or dry periods but not strictly dormant.

MethodsSeed, Softwood cuttings

DifficultyModerate; seeds may require scarification for better germination.

Best SeasonSpring or early summer for both seeds and cuttings.

PruningPrune lightly to control shape and remove any dead or weak growth.

RepottingNot typically grown in containers, but young plants may be repotted if needed.

Pests & DiseasesGenerally pest-resistant; possible issues with aphids or scale insects.

ToxicityNo significant toxicity recorded, but not recommended for ingestion.

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