Adenia glauca

A fascinating caudiciform species native to southern Africa, prized for its swollen sculptural caudex and twisting vine growth. Its striking blue green foliage and dramatic bottle shaped trunk make it a standout specimen for collectors of rare drought tolerant plants. This species belongs to the passionflower family and develops a highly ornamental form over time, making each plant increasingly valuable and unique as it matures. Its unusual architecture and resilience make it especially desirable for caudex enthusiasts and bonsai style growers.

🌞 Light
Thrives in bright light to full sun. Strong light encourages compact growth and healthy caudex development.

💧 Watering
Water thoroughly during active growth, allowing soil to dry well between waterings. Reduce watering significantly during dormancy.

🕳️ Soil
Requires very fast draining cactus or succulent soil with added pumice, sand, or perlite.

🧪 Fertilizing
Feed lightly during the growing season with a diluted balanced fertilizer monthly.

🪴 Repotting
Repot carefully every few years, preferably during active growth. Avoid damaging the caudex or roots.