Bomanic nomenclature: disciphania sp
Common name: disciphania blue fruit
Family: menispermaceae
Origin: peru
Height: 10 – 20 meters
Luminosity: full sun, partial shading, shadow
Climate: see description
Recently discovered by botanical collectors near the district of camisea, cuzco, in peru.
Its habitat of origin consists in the humid forest dominated by bamboo and plain forest with primary not flooded vegetation.
Tropical trepadeira with great heart shapes and magnifying fruit, its drupa type fruits are about 1.5 cm (like grand grapes), one seed and amadurecem in blue color, are edible in natura, sweet and very nice flavor.
Specific still restricted to botanical collections.
A very rare acquisition and a magnificent exemplary for collectors.
Disciphania sp
Use good quality substrate suitable for light, porous and pathogen-free seed germination.
Substrate suggestion: peat with perlite in 50/50% ratio.
The seeds of this species need light to germinate, they should be sown on the substrate surface and lightly covered.
We suggest that the seeding be done in a plastic pot with transparent lid, in a well lit place, but without direct sun exposure, constant humidity and temperature around 22 - 26º c. The cover over the seedbed helps to keep the moisture constant.
Your sowing should not receive direct sunlight in any way, if necessary use artificial lighting on your sowing (common fluorescent lamp or led lamps).
Acclimate the small seedlings before planting in a definitive place.
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