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Family: VITACEAE 

 Cyphostemma currori
 

Photo by: Tim Harvey.

  
Author:  Bernard M. Descoings 1967
Family:  Vitaceae
Habitat:  Angola, Namibia, South Africa
Soil:  Grit or Mix
Water:  Minimum-Medium
Sun:  Maximum
Thickness:  180 Centimetres
Height:  7 meters
Flower:  Pale Yellow
Reproduction:  Seeds
Pop names:  -
Synonyms:  Cissus currori Joseph Dalton Hooker 1849. Cissus crameriana Schinz 1888. Cyphostemma cramerianum  Desc. 1960
Got it from:  -
Year:  -

This ones are from Kiel BG.

One of the plants in Kirstenbosch BG, ZA.

   This member of the Vitaceae family was given this name by Bernard M. Descoings in 1967. It is found in Angola, Namibia and northern South Africa, growing in a well drained soil with little to some water and lots of sun. It is the highest member of the genus with seven meters. The stem can grow to 180 centimetres in diameter. The flowers are pale yellow.

This might be a winter growing plant.

"The Mother of All" from Sheilam Cactus & Succulent Garden in South Africa. Three meters high, six around.

This ones are from Kiel BG.