Cissus verticillata, the princess vine[2] or seasonvine, [3] is an evergreen perennial vine in the grapevine family Vitaceae. A large number of names have been synonymized to this species; currently 72 synonyms are recognized. [4]

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Cissus sicyoides /Cissus verticillata (Princess Vine) One of the more sun-loving species of Cissus, the actual botanical name for this species is Cissus verticillata, but plant shops generally market it as Cissus sicyoides.

Oct 13, 2024 · Princess vine is often a very large, woody climbing shrub, frequently clambering over tall trees and supporting itself by means of coiled tendrils, or scrambling over the ground

Princess vine or Curtain Ivy belongs to Vitaceae (Grapevine family). It is an evergreen perennial vine that is native to Florida, south Texas, Mexico south to Central America and Caribbean. This vine occurs in brushy areas and rainforests, and produces a dense mantle that …

Common Names: Pudding Vine, Princess Vine, Season Vine Family: Vitaceae Habit : Cissus verticillata grows as a woody vine (not quite a liana) to 18 m in length with swollen nodes and forming a zig-zag appearance.

Feb 11, 2020 · Cissus verticillata is an invasive fast-growing vine that climbs and completely covers shrubs and trees, forming a thick canopy and blocking sunlight to the understorey native plants.

C. sicyoides, known as waterwithe treebine or princess vine, is native from southern Florida to tropical America and is especially noted for its abundance of long, slender aerial roots.

A native to Tropical American, Cissus sicyoides, commonly known as the Possum Grape Vine, is an ornamental creeper grown in USDA Zone 9-11. It is a fast growing plant with woody stems, waxy dark green leaves, and black grape-like fruit that provide a showy display in the fall.

Cissus verticillata, commonly known as the Princess Vine or Possum Grape, is a tropical liana belonging to the Vitaceae family. Native to wet tropical climates, it thrives in humid environments and can grow both indoors and outdoors.