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Type: Evergreen, climbing, and trailing (creeping) plant.
Growth: Can climb or creep as ground cover, growing with the aid of small, claw-like aerial roots that help it cling to surfaces like walls and trees.
Native Habitat: Canary Islands and North Africa.
Leaves and Stems:
Shape: The leaves are wide and large, varying in shape according to the plant's growth stage:
Juvenile Phase: Leaves are lobed and segmented (usually 3-7 lobes) resembling fingers, with a dark green color and lighter veins (as seen in the attached image).
Mature Phase: Leaves are oval or rhombic in shape, and are usually unlobed or serrated.
Color: Often bright or dark green, and may show silvery highlights or variegation (in some cultivars).
Aerial Roots: Form on the stems and secrete adhesive substances to anchor the plant onto rough surfaces.
Product images, including their size and growth stage, are approximate and for display purposes only
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