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Standard enclosure routing....loves her Jasmine vines

...https://www.chameleons.info/l/safe-and-unsafe-plants/ Be sure to read all the text & notes. There are others that come up, e.g. Madagascar Jasmine (can't get one in my area :mad: ) but they might take more research. The archives are a good place to start.

Actually I do and only because I was considering putting this in an outdoor enclosure when I lived in Cali. I had this site book marked https://www.monrovia.com/madagascar-jasmine.html

Till now I’ve seen lots of enclosure builds with live plants, however don’t see the Madagascar Jasmin that often. While the results with them are great for an arboreal enclosure. My Cham loves it and made it its sleeping spot directly from the beginning. Normally you buy it like this, see...

...got two spiderwort, a polka dot plant, and an African violet! I absolutely want to get a wandering Jew and even the pretty looking Madagascar jasmine in the future but I’d have to order those and it’s horrendously cold where I am. I think I’m finally happy with the product here! And don’t...

Yeah, been trying to find it locally for two years with no luck.

Don´t know about the Hibiscus, but for instance the Madagascar Jasmine only grows for 2 months in my enclosure (around this time and sits low without full spectrum from the jungle dawn) and then `sleeps´ for the rest of the year. See the same happening with flowers and plants in my garden. I do...

https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=madagascar+jasmine+calgary+canada If not Calgary, there are some up the road in Edmonton. Road trip.

That's good to hear cause it'll be a hot summer in San Diego ! I've got some good pothos cuttings taking root and two in soil already I'll definitely start getting them used to full sun and eventually toss them into the set up definitely going to purchase some shade cloth to make sure they...

...flowers and smells good and it can fill out the enclosure pretty well. But at the nursery today I came across the stephanotis aka Madagascar Jasmine. I ended up buying the Stephanotis. I really like this plant and almost considering redoing my indoor enclosure to feature the stephanotis vs...

Ok thank you

...10 feet in length, I threaded them through other plants, around branches, etc. They've more than doubled in length since then, but I've left them on their own. The inchplant is at the end of flowering right now. Another 'vine' worth mentioning is the Madagascar Jasmine (if you can find one).

Really excited, all of a sudden, the Madagascar Jasmine is giving sprouts and that’s very rare for this slow growing plant.

Depends also if it’s for a Veiled or other chameleons. I wouldn‘t take a too big risk with Veiled‘s. This is one I pretty much like https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/madagascar-jasmin-the-perfect-living-vine.181527/

...Wallymart as well. Pretty much the same kinds of plants found at the other two, but around $5 less IIRC. You might also look for Madagascar Jasmine ( Stephanotis floribunda ) at those places. They've been on Lowes' & Wallymart websites, but not available here in the snow belt. IDK if it's...

...that I took it out. Others may vary. There are other live vines that are known to be safe. Golden Pothos Philodendrons Inchplant Madagascar Jasmine Safe plant lists: https://chameleonacademy.com/plants/ https://caskabove.com/chameleon-safe-plants...

A lot of the tropical plant businesses provide a rental type service. I live right by a garden center and check every week for Madagascar jasmine and haven't seen it in two years of searching. Edmonton is a possibility, however that's an entire day's trip which isn't the most feasible while...

...levels. It's worked well for me and they love that sansi light. If you can get enough light the vine species Mandevilla aka rock trumpet (has many varieties so your hw) is a lovely plant as is the stephanotis floribunda aka Madagascar jasmine but they really love light and the t5 won't cut it

I know they’re hard to find in the States, still try to find a Madagascar Jasmine. That would be awesome in there and would create tons of climbing opportunity. Apart from that, what a great outcome all the effort 😍😍

The biggest concern you’ll have with the Madagascar jasmine is space. Outdoors, you’ll need to use a trellis or stakes to keep it upright. You should also provide shelter to protect it from strong winds. It should play nice with other plants in your garden or home. And it is safe in a home with...