Cypress Vine

Cypress Vine (Scientific name: Ipomoea quamoclit) is a vining annual herbaceous plant native to Mexico in the family Convolvulaceae. It produces small, funnel-shaped, pentagonal-tipped flowers that bloom for long periods of time from spring to autumn. The pinnate, deeply lobed leaves are cool and, like bitter gourd, it is also used as a green curtain to ward off the summer heat.

Common name:Cypress Vine, Scientific name: Ipomoea quamoclit, botanical name: Cypress Vine, vine length: 3 m, leaf shape: pinnate with deep fissures, inflorescence: alternate, inflorescence: polytechnic inflorescence, flowering place: axillary, corolla diameter: pentagonal, flower color: red, pink and white, flowering season: April to October, fruit type The capsule.

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