Origin stories

Caribbean

Vines that trace their roots to Caribbean.

3 vines

How to use this origin collection

Plants from Caribbean can vary widely, but this collection gives you a practical starting point: compare light exposure, watering rhythm, humidity tolerance, and growth habit before choosing a vine for your home. Small origin collections are kept for browsing context, while broader care decisions should come from the individual plant profiles.

Heartleaf Philodendron plant
Philodendron hederaceum

Heartleaf Philodendron

Philodendron hederaceum (Heartleaf Philodendron) Care & Growing Guide Overview Philodendron hederaceum , commonly known as the Heartleaf Philodendron, is a popular tropical houseplant prized for its attractive, heart-shaped leaves and adaptable nature....

Water: moderate Light: medium
View care guide →
Marcgravia spp. plant
Marcgravia umbellata

Marcgravia spp.

Marcgravia umbellata Care & Growing Guide Overview Marcgravia umbellata is a tropical climbing plant native to the Lesser Antilles islands, including Anguilla. Known for its distinctive overlapping juvenile leaves and its ability...

Water: moderate Light: bright indirect
View care guide →
Cissus Verticillata plant
Cissus verticillata

Cissus Verticillata

Cissus verticillata Care & Growing Guide Overview Cissus verticillata , commonly known as the Princess Vine or Season Vine, is a vigorous climbing or trailing plant native to the Caribbean region. Belonging...

Water: moderate Light: bright indirect
View care guide →