Search results for query: Madagascar Jasmine

...a vining philodendron (which is often confused with pothos) https://www.thespruce.com/pothos-vs-philodendron-differences-5069402 and a Tradescantia pallida. Both are relatively fast-growers (~1 foot per month). Depending on where you are and if you can find one, Madagascar Jasmine is another.

...be necessary. There are—however—some live chameleon-safe plants that make excellent vines. Golden Pothos Inchplant Philodendron Madagascar Jasmine (if you can find one). The first 3 are quite fast-growing (12" per month). There are lots of good (and relatively inexpensive ways of...

Hi and welcome id keep quiet about the Madagascar jasmine some members may want to steal it lol 😆. Have you thought about plant light/ s ? If so you can put your smaller plants up high then move them down gradually as they grow and repot. But if you can get a really good mature centre piece...

+1. I'd also get rid of those fake vines for the same reason. There are many live vines that they like, e.g. pothos, philodendron, wandering jew, madagascar jasmine, etc.

Hard to believe with a name like 'Madagascar-jasmin' that it's not chameleon safe :)

Thank you for the suggestions. I will definitely look into those things once I get a bigger enclosure. Still haven’t found a good size.

...at the same spot, completely outside the foliage. Only changes from stick (directly against the screen) or the live vine from the Madagascar Jasmine. However always directly under the fogger curtain. She only hides in foliage when my hand comes in her enclosure and even as quickly comes out...

...https://www.chameleonschool.com/safe-plants-for-chameleons/ Hardwoods should be OK, as would any of the "centerpiece" plants on: https://chameleonacademy.com/plants/ They'll grow fairly large outdoors. Another possibility (check growing requirements) is Madagascar Jasmine.

Great idea, ever thought about this frame material (https://fullerscopes.blogspot.com/2016/02/7-f12-istar-folded-refractor-porsa.html) in combination with PVC plates? You directly build a frame underneath to give your enclosure height and store your drainage and misting equipment. Also while...

...well. I would still lose the fake vines on principle. Some live vines that grow quickly are pothos, philodendron, inchplant, and Madagascar jasmine (grows more slowly, but it's endemic to their origin ;)). Since he sleeps there, do you have a layer of river pebbles (too large to swallow)...

...No one has experienced the same behaviour? https://www.chameleonforums.com/blogs/state-of-mind.2461/ This my plant list for the enclosure: Spider plant Umbrella plant Pothos Lipstick plant Tree fern Paper plant Madagascar Jasmine Silver Sword Rattlesnake plant Bromelia (Neoregelia ampullacea)

Oh, I got pretty much all the plants I was after—Dracaena fragrans, Schefflera arboricola, Ficus benjamina, Ficus elastica, Tradescantia zebrina, Philodendron hederaceum, Dracaena trifasciata.... The local dearth of Stephanotis floribunda seems to be geographical; being a tropical plant it...

I LOVE that aluminum framing material, but can never find the connectors for it at a good price!

I have several bonsai actual tree species. River birch being one I am thinking bout using.

In that little pot? Wow, I was joking before, but that is amazing. Impressed. FWIW, I'm doing the same thing with Wandering Jew, a Philodendron, and a Golden Pothos (though right now he's sleeping at the top of a Ficus benjamina). All three are training up an egg crate trellis on the back...

...Created some privacy behind the fern and log for the eventual egg laying. Added an army of springtails and white wood lice. Plant list: Spider plant Umbrella plant Pothos Lipstick plant Tree fern Paper plant Madagascar Jasmine Silver Sword Rattlesnake plant Bromelia (Neoregelia ampullacea)

I have but honestly going with pure pvc as it should be easier to seal and I shouldn't have to worry about it deteriorating.

...marginata ) Yucca Tree ( Yucca sp. ) Swiss Cheese Plant ( Monstera deliciosa ) Split Leaf Philodendron ( Monstera Borsigiana ) Madagascar Jasmine ( Stephanotis floribunda ) more of a woody vine, but can grow quite tall. If you come across something else you like, you can always ask or try...

Yes they’re gorgeous!!! They caught my eye! It’ll fit the enclosure with the white flowers This is the Tillandsia I have. It’s been sitting outside all summer to enjoy the heat and humidity. Just know I have big hands… I’m not sure if it’ll fit in my cage…

...for the eventual egg laying. Added an army of springtails and white wood lice. Only need some more leaf litter (it was sold out) Plant list: Spider plant Umbrella plant Pothos Lipstick plant Tree fern Paper plant Madagascar Jasmine Silver Sword Rattlesnake plant Bromelia (Neoregelia...