Cissus repens
A tendril-climbing vine in the grape family with heart-shaped leaves, widespread from the Himalayan foothills and southern China through Malesia to New Guinea, northern Australia and New Caledonia. It grows in lowland tropical rainforest and its edges, so it wants warmth, bright filtered light and something to climb.
Where it grows wild
A climber of tropical rainforest, monsoon forest and forest margins, scrambling over shrubs and into the lower canopy by tendrils.
Sea level to about 1,400 m, with most records in the lowlands (median around 230 m).
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