A native of Angola, South Africa, Kenya, Namibia, and Zaire, the perennial climbing plant Corallocarpus welwitschii belongs to the Cucurbitaceae family. With a fast growth rate, this monoecious plant either grows as a ground cover or takes the support of another plant to grow like a vine. The succulent grows up to 2 meters tall with its greyish green foliage spreading out. It bears pale-yellow flowers during summers, the blooming season. The common name of this interesting plant is Red-fruited climber. With medium sun exposure, the frost-hardy succulent is also grown in some areas for its edible roots.
Growth Rate
The Red-fruited climber is a fast-growing houseplant.
Flowering
The blooming season is summer. The plant bears pale-yellow colored flowers.
Watering and Feeding
During the blooming season, these plants need to be watered bi-weekly but moderately. You need to ensure that the soil is moist constantly but never wet.
Soil
Corallocarpus welwitschii grows well in cactus soil or potting mix containing two-thirds perlite or sand. Coir can also be mixed to improve drainage.
Hardiness
This plant grows well in hardiness zones of 8. It is frost-hardy and can tolerate a temperature range of 0° to 20°F (-12° to -6.5°C).
Light
It thrives well in medium sun exposure.
Propagation
The red-fruited climber is propagated from seeds or cuttings that can be sown any time of the year.
Trust Planet Desert to get you the best quality Corallocarpus welwitschii. Loved for its colorful blooms and fast-growing nature, you can place your order for the climber today.
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- Questions
This plant arrived in perfect shape and was just as promised! I'm eager to see how it progresses!
All plantlets are thriving well so far. Exceptional attention on detail. Thanks a lot
It is lovely, and when it arrived, it was undamaged and in wonderful condition.
United StatesI'm in love
This little guy arrived well-packaged and healthy on the 19th of November, and he's already--December 8--not so very little: "fast growth rate" didn't quite prepare me for how fast! By about day 3, he had lassoed a nearby Operculicarya decaryi, so until the spring replanting can occur with a decent trellis, I've given him bamboo stakes to keep him occupied. He's lassoed them all, and I'm fairly certain one stem grew about half an inch today, so I've clearly underestimated the number and size of stakes I need! Be prepared! :D This guy is great!
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A native of Angola, South Africa, Kenya, Namibia, and Zaire, the perennial climbing plant Corallocarpus welwitschii belongs to the Cucurbitaceae family. With a fast growth rate, this monoecious plant either grows as a ground cover or takes the support of another plant to grow like a vine. The succulent grows up to 2 meters tall with its greyish green foliage spreading out. It bears pale-yellow flowers during summers, the blooming season. The common name of this interesting plant is Red-fruited climber. With medium sun exposure, the frost-hardy succulent is also grown in some areas for its edible roots.
Growth Rate
The Red-fruited climber is a fast-growing houseplant.
Flowering
The blooming season is summer. The plant bears pale-yellow colored flowers.
Watering and Feeding
During the blooming season, these plants need to be watered bi-weekly but moderately. You need to ensure that the soil is moist constantly but never wet.
Soil
Corallocarpus welwitschii grows well in cactus soil or potting mix containing two-thirds perlite or sand. Coir can also be mixed to improve drainage.
Hardiness
This plant grows well in hardiness zones of 8. It is frost-hardy and can tolerate a temperature range of 0° to 20°F (-12° to -6.5°C).
Light
It thrives well in medium sun exposure.
Propagation
The red-fruited climber is propagated from seeds or cuttings that can be sown any time of the year.
Trust Planet Desert to get you the best quality Corallocarpus welwitschii. Loved for its colorful blooms and fast-growing nature, you can place your order for the climber today.
- Reviews
- Questions
This plant arrived in perfect shape and was just as promised! I'm eager to see how it progresses!
All plantlets are thriving well so far. Exceptional attention on detail. Thanks a lot
It is lovely, and when it arrived, it was undamaged and in wonderful condition.
United StatesI'm in love
This little guy arrived well-packaged and healthy on the 19th of November, and he's already--December 8--not so very little: "fast growth rate" didn't quite prepare me for how fast! By about day 3, he had lassoed a nearby Operculicarya decaryi, so until the spring replanting can occur with a decent trellis, I've given him bamboo stakes to keep him occupied. He's lassoed them all, and I'm fairly certain one stem grew about half an inch today, so I've clearly underestimated the number and size of stakes I need! Be prepared! :D This guy is great!