Description

Cissus ‘Ellen Danica’

Habit Climbing and trailing vine with branching stems and deeply divided foliage. Can be allowed to trail or trained onto a support.

Growth Rate Moderate to fast.

Placement Works well in hanging pots, on shelves or trained up a trellis. Can become a large, full plant if allowed space to grow.

Leaf Size Medium-sized, deeply cut leaves that become fuller as the plant matures.

Light Medium to bright indirect light is ideal. Avoid prolonged harsh direct sun.

Water Water thoroughly, then allow the soil to dry well before watering again. Avoid keeping the soil constantly wet.

Soil Rays Retail Nurseries Premium Aroid Mix

Feeding Moderate feeder during active growth. Grab some Novion before checkout.

Humidity Average household humidity is generally sufficient.

Sensitivities Sensitive to overwatering and prolonged cold. Growth may become sparse or stretched if light levels are too low.

Pet Safe Yes. Cissus are generally considered non-toxic to cats and dogs.

Rays Says "Ellen Danica is seriously underrated. It grows quickly, handles normal household conditions well and can either trail or climb. Give it a trim whenever it gets too wild and it will branch out beautifully. Perfect alternative to a cascading plants thats not a pothos."