VITACEAE

 This member of the grape family is native to southwestern Angola and central Namibia. It's an extremely rare find, considering it's a unique variety that already boasts considerable proportions. Its trunk is highly aesthetic, branching low down and forming thick, fleshy side stems. With its flaking bark and woolly leaves, this is a true showpiece. Ideal for those who appreciate exceptional rarities.

 Full sun and water during the growing season when the substrate becomes almost completely dry. In the fall, reduce watering frequency to a complete stop around early October. Leaves will then wilt and drop off; don't panic, they will return in spring.