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• A touch of chocolate and wine!
• 10 Seeds per packet
• With detailed instructions for successful potting.
• The Chocolate Vine originally comes from East Asia, where it grows naturally in mountainous woodlands.
• With its long-stalked and mostly five-parted leaves, the Chocolate Vine takes on the appearance of a rather delicate and beautiful climbing plant that is frost-hard and can even stay evergreen in regions with a mild winter. It grows a couple of meters every year and is perfectly suited for a facade greening. From the beginning of March it produces ..... (In the pictures you will find a picture of the back of our seed card with complete nursing and care instructions)

A touch of chocolate and wine!SAFLAX