Momordica boivinii Size:4" Pot giving your landscape an extra

giving your landscape an extra splash of color

The trailing jade flowers are small

and cut back to once every 4 to 6 weeks during dormancy

but it prefers to grow in areas with some partial shade

Cultivation and propagation: summer-growing

Momordica boivinii Size:4" Pot giving your landscape an extraMomordica boivinii Description: Momordica boivinii is a climber succulent, growing from a perennial tuberous rootstock (caudex). The stems are annual and herbaceous. The flowers are yellow to deep orange, unisexual on the same plant; male flowers in clusters; female flowers solitary. Cultivation and Propagation: This plant can take a good deal of water during active growth, and should be watered only when not dormant. Keep dryish in winter. This plant