To get straight to the point: unfortunately you cannot season your food with this attractive climbing plant. It is instead a relative of the hot spice!
Piper sylvaticum is a rare climber from the Himalayas. There it grows wild under the canopy of subtropical rain forests. Hence its nickname: sylvaticum - growing in the forest.
The climbing pepper has heart-shaped leaves of a silvery hue with unusually only the veins being a deep green. Ribs and furrows appear as the leaves age
Name: Climbing Pepper
Botanical name: Piper sylvaticum
Origin: Himalayas, India
Pot size: 12cm
Total height: about 20-25cm
Location: partially shaded - in any case without direct sun - gets along very well with dry air
Water: regularly - allow the soil to dry out before watering again
Piper sylvaticum is poisonous if parts are swallowed - keep out of the reach of children and animals
Product safety information
Manufacturer information:
Schwab-Stirnadel GmbH & Co. KG
Schwarzwaldstraße 80
66482 Zweibrücken
Rheinland-Pfalz
Deutschland
kontakt@exotenherz.de
Responsible person:
Henning Schwab
kontakt@exotenherz.de
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