Petiopenta natalensis
Petiopenta natalensis
Petiopenta natalensis
Petiopenta natalensis
Petiopenta natalensis
Petiopenta natalensis
Petiopenta natalensis
Petiopenta natalensis


Petopentia natalensis is a winter-dormant climbing plant with its origin in Eastern Cape. This fast-growing variety from the Asclepiadaceae family is known by its common name “Propeller vine”. Growing up to 8 m in height, P. natalensis is the single species in the monotypic Petopentia genus. Having a tuberous rootstock and shiny leaves, Propeller vines grow beautifully in any arrangement.

Growth Rate
Petopentia natalensis is a fantastic climbing plant with a fast growth rate.

Flowering
Suitable for indoor settings, this variety is a must-have. Petopentia natalensis flower has a Brown to Maroon or White color. You can witness these lovely blooms in the early summer.

Watering
P. natalensis produces a huge tuber that is quite attractive above ground. It's quite efficient at holding water for a long time between waterings, due to its succulent tubers. During summers, frequent watering is required. Reduce or avoid watering in the winter months. Ensure not to overwater your Propeller vine.

Soil
Well-drained soil works the best for these plants. Ample airflow keeps them healthy.

Hardiness
Petopentia natalensis belongs to the hardiness zone of 9b to 11. It cannot tolerate temperatures less than 39.2° F (4° C).

Light
These climbing plants prefer full sun to partial shade. They can thrive perfectly in homes and offices. Do not expose them to excessive direct light as it can lead to burns.

Propagation
Propagation of Propeller vines can be done by seeds or cuttings.

Petopentia natalensis care is quite simple as these easy to grow plants are undemanding. With charming flowers and leaves, P. natalensis certainly adds to the home decor.

Bloom Season Late autumn to winter
Botanical Name Petiopenta natalensis
Common Name Petiopenta
Dormancy Winter
Family Cactaceae
Flower Color Brownmaroon
Growth Habit Tuberous rootstock
Growth Rate Fast growth
Hardiness Zone 11
Mature Size 8.5 inch
Native Area South africa
Resistance 7 c
Sun Exposure Partial shade

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Petiopenta natalensis

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Please note: Our large plants are shipped bare root. They are also many years old, and as a result, they might have minor scaring but will arrive healthy and looking great.

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Petopentia natalensis is a winter-dormant climbing plant with its origin in Eastern Cape. This fast-growing variety from the Asclepiadaceae family is known by its common name “Propeller vine”. Growing up to 8 m in height, P. natalensis is the single species in the monotypic Petopentia genus. Having a tuberous rootstock and shiny leaves, Propeller vines grow beautifully in any arrangement.

Growth Rate
Petopentia natalensis is a fantastic climbing plant with a fast growth rate.

Flowering
Suitable for indoor settings, this variety is a must-have. Petopentia natalensis flower has a Brown to Maroon or White color. You can witness these lovely blooms in the early summer.

Watering
P. natalensis produces a huge tuber that is quite attractive above ground. It's quite efficient at holding water for a long time between waterings, due to its succulent tubers. During summers, frequent watering is required. Reduce or avoid watering in the winter months. Ensure not to overwater your Propeller vine.

Soil
Well-drained soil works the best for these plants. Ample airflow keeps them healthy.

Hardiness
Petopentia natalensis belongs to the hardiness zone of 9b to 11. It cannot tolerate temperatures less than 39.2° F (4° C).

Light
These climbing plants prefer full sun to partial shade. They can thrive perfectly in homes and offices. Do not expose them to excessive direct light as it can lead to burns.

Propagation
Propagation of Propeller vines can be done by seeds or cuttings.

Petopentia natalensis care is quite simple as these easy to grow plants are undemanding. With charming flowers and leaves, P. natalensis certainly adds to the home decor.

Bloom Season Late autumn to winter
Botanical Name Petiopenta natalensis
Common Name Petiopenta
Dormancy Winter
Family Cactaceae
Flower Color Brownmaroon
Growth Habit Tuberous rootstock
Growth Rate Fast growth
Hardiness Zone 11
Mature Size 8.5 inch
Native Area South africa
Resistance 7 c
Sun Exposure Partial shade

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