An easy grower, one of the more unusual Amydrium plants because of its pinnate leaves, Amydrium zippelianum (Schott) Nicolson is a robust herbaceous low climber. Its leaves can reach up to 125 X 90 cm, but often remain considerably smaller in cultivation. They are ovate-cordate in outline, pinnatisect often to the mid-rib, then the pinnae usually separated by a 1-4 cm axis.
The genus name comes form the Greek amydron = dim, faint, obscure, weak.
Amydrium zippelianum
Amydrium zippelianum comes in following sizes:
baby (XS) - comes in an 6 cm pot and is ca. 10 cm tall
M - comes in an 12 cm pot and is ca. 35 cm tall
