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The herbaceous perennial plant Rhoicissus, also called birch<\/a>, is a member of the grape family and is characterized by rapid growth. Its stems can be creeping or climbing, while in natural conditions their length can reach 300 cm or even more. This perennial comes from the tropical part of South and Central Africa.<\/p>\n

The birch is cultivated at home as an ampelous plant. It is fast-growing. If its shoots are not cut off, they can reach about 150 cm in length. Quite large leaf plates have a bright green color. The shape of the foliage directly depends on the variety and can be very different, for example, rounded, finger-like, grape, etc.<\/p>\n

The flowering of such an ampelous plant is observed only in nature, while it does not represent any particular decorative value. In the summer, short stalks form from the leaf axils, on the tops of which a large number of very small pale green flowers are formed, which are collected in umbrellas.<\/p>\n

\"Roicissus\"<\/p>\n

<\/span>Brief description of cultivation<\/span><\/h2>
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