A very sturdy hanging plant. The grape ivy plant (Cissus discolor) adds more greenery to your home and creates a wonderful atmosphere! The name of the plant comes from Greek Kissos, meaning ivy. The grape ivy plant is supported so that it grows beautifully in height.
Position the Cissus in shade or partial shade. The plant does not like direct sun. Water the grape ivy once a week. You should ideally let the potting soil dry out slightly between watering. Mist the leaves regularly in summer.
Tip: the Cissus can be placed in normal potting soil, but commercial potting soil, such as Zeoponic, is even better. The Zeoponic granules, also called Vulcaponic, take in water and plant food and slowly release it to the roots.