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Adenia globosa photo
Adenia globosa is a member of the Passifloraceae family. It is native to tropical Africa and is called mpaga in Swahili. This plant is also commonly known as climbing caudex geophyte for its globular caudex and climbing vines. The unique characteristic of this plant is its vicious thorns that grow up to 8 cm long.
| Scientific name | Adenia globosa |
| Genus | Adenia |
| Family | Passifloraceae |
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Generally, Adenia globosa needs to be watering once every 21 days in 1 cups.
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Adenia spinosa, commonly known as the "Elephant's foot," is a unique and catchy houseplant to add to your collection. Its leaves are tiny, thick, and broadly egg-shaped, with noticeable veins. The flowers are small and tubular in shape with various colors. They bloom from late winter to mid-summer.
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