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The small stolons I got from
The Netherlands.
This small
stolon has started to grow!
After
one year, even I had to consider to re-pot to a larger pot!
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This member of the Icacinaceae family was first described by Henri
Ernest Baillon in
1872. It is found in Tanzania,
thiopia, Mozambique, Kenya
and Zimbabwe, growing in well-drained soil with some
water and some sun. It will grow tubers up to five kilos, favoured by
naked mole rats, ant the vines can grow to ten meter or more. It can be reproduced both
by seeds, cuttings and stolones.
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