Plant profile
Freycinetia lenifolia
Freycinetia lenifolia Huynh
Freycinetia lenifolia is an indoor plant with long, narrow leaves that adds an exotic touch. It is grown in pots, preferably in humid environments.
Open-data facts
- Climate
- Humid tropics: not tolerant of prolonged very dry air.
- Origin / area
- In the wild, it is commonly associated with: Papua New Guinea.
- Native distribution
- It appears natively in: New Guinea, Papuasia, Tropical Asia.
Recommended products for Freycinetia lenifolia
Basic care
- Watering
- Water when the top few centimetres of soil feel dry.
- Light
- Too much shade slows it; too much sun stresses it.
- Temperature
- On cold nights, pull it back from exposed glass.
- Humidity
- Air the room a little if the air feels heavy.
Pet toxicity
With pets at home, place it high up or in a closed room.
Cats: yes (toxic). Dogs: yes (toxic).
Sources
- Wikidata (Q15574597) — taxonomic data CC0
- GBIF (2863175) — taxonomy and vernacular names
- POWO / WCVP (20010074-1) — taxonomy and distribution (WCVP/Kew, CC BY)
- WFO (wfo-0000767450) — world taxonomic checklist (CC0)
- Care texts are Botanico templates chosen by each plant’s care level (guidance only).