Vital Plentitude
Can only be obtained through conversion.
Greenish-yellow
Asclepiadaceae
Not widely reported; mostly grown as species.
(Burm.f.) Merr.
Small, each flower about 1-2 cm across.
Waxy
Five, with additional intricate lobes or coronas within the throat of the flower.
Radially symmetrical.
Highly fragrant, especially in the evening.
Smooth, with a slightly succulent feel.
Opposite
Green, often with a heart-shaped appearance.
Climbing vine.
Perennial
Spring and summer; in tropical climates, it may bloom sporadically throughout the year.
Tropical and subtropical.
Moderate; prefers regular watering but well-drained soil to prevent root rot.
Prefers fertile, well-drained soils.
Thrives in warm conditions; not frost-tolerant.
Prefers full sun to partial shade.
Susceptible to aphids and spider mites; may suffer from root rot in overly wet conditions.
Attracts moths and possibly other nocturnal pollinators due to its evening fragrance.
Native to Southeast Asia.
Provides nectar for pollinators; used as a living fence or ornamental vine in gardens.
Widely grown for its fragrant flowers and as a decorative vine on trellises and fences.
Plays a role in cultural and culinary traditions.
Not listed as endangered; widely cultivated.
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