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...last ditch effort. I’m using them because they’re great natural vines and the leaves hold water really well. I started with a passion flower vine, hibiscus tree, vanda orchids because of their roots and a small palm in the back corner but my Cham had a hard time getting around the hibiscus...

I was just wondering if the Passion Flower Vine is safe for chameleon enclosures?

...side and not hold up well to the conditions of a chameleon’s enclosure. A couple of years ago I had tried to utilize some of the passion flower vines that are trying to take over. Before they fully dried, I tried a couple of different things - braiding several together and just twisting. The...

Thanks! I always follow your advice bc you scavenge for things like me lol

I recieved it as a tiny cutting 5 years ago from a lady whos roof needed redone after the hurrican a couple years back. The vine only last about a week or two (outside), and leaves a lovely thick pliable benfable woody vine behind, then send up new shoots from the parts of the vine that lay...

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Personally, I prefer the schefflera tree, because it gives you already lots of climbing vines like this (https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/project-royal-penthouse-suite-ranjo.183628/), but you need check for a tree and plant and use it as a center piece. Also the passion flower is great...

Thanks for the suggestions! I already have my centerpiece plant (which is a schefflera) and two pothos. I was just looking for some additional foliage to break up all the green :)

Thank you for the help! I appreciate it :D

I feel stupid now 😅

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It's a passion flower vine. He was put onto one of my hibiscus trees, but he made his way over to the passion flower.

Grape vines are edible and grow fast. I have fuscia and they are very cool, passion flowers are awesome too. Their leaves are edible though?

Great lakes hornworm site was blocked by a trojan. This has the blue one pictured. The ones I released unless they can live on passionflower or another vine will not survive. We have the Gulf Fritillary on the passion flower.

Hi! So while I’m not a pro expert at chameleons, but I'm pretty good with plants lol. I assume your mean the Blue Passion Flower, which is super vine like and grows fast. I love them, but I don’t advise them for any animals even larger ones. They contain cyanide, which is toxic to so many...

Hey everyone, I really appreciate the thought out responses! I just got off work and it's late so I'll have to get back to this thread tomorrow. The hanging baskets can come in for the winter that's fine, I was talking about things that I could plant. I do have some hostas I think on the shady...

yeah, that’s the one. Wow, I’m glad I asked as I’d read they were safe on a couple of websites. How annoying... but obviously better to know!!!

I don't remember which member mentioned that Passion Flowers are poisonous for Chams, I was gon put a Passiflora caeurelea, but i was advised against it...... Anybody know the truth to this, I would really love a Passion vine in my enclosure. Thank you

If you want something NOW. I would recommend passion fruit vine. This thing grows uncontrollably quickly. To give reference, i noticed on Saturday of last week a small tip was poking out of the screen top of my cage. That small tip, is now 2 feet long with 4 leaves and 5 of the big long...

...some serious lights to thrive in a house, but for those who are adventurous, here are some plants I found super useful: 1) Passion flower vine 2) climbing jasmine 3) mandevilla/dipladenia (I know they’re on the naughty lists, but oh well) 4) gardenia (standard form) 5) nustrutium of all...