What kind of plant is Parthenocissus tricuspidata? What are the characteristics of its leaves?

1. What kind of plant is Parthenocissus tricuspidata? It belongs to a large deciduous vine and is perennial. People also call it Iron Lion Dragon, Parthenocissus tricuspidata, Wormwood, Red Silk Grass, Pueraria lobata, Red Grapevine and Bashan Tiger. It is a grape plant and often climbs on rocks or external walls. Spring looks lush and has great ornamental value. And flowers will bloom in summer and leaves will turn orange in autumn.

Second, the leaf characteristics Parthenocissus tricuspidata leaves alternate, the leaflets are thicker, the base is wedge-shaped, the veins are symmetrical, and the leaf margin will have thick small serrations. The leaves growing on the flower branches are wide and oval, 8- 18cm long, often 3-lobed, and some on the lower branches are divided into 3 leaflets with heart-shaped bases. Its leaves are hairless, and there is white powder on the back, which is green. The veins on the back of the leaves are pilose and grow bright red or yellow in autumn.

Third, growth habits It is a highly adaptable plant. It likes to grow in a humid environment. In warm temperate or southern regions, winter is also evergreen or semi-green. It is not afraid of strong light, and can grow in the shade or in the sun. It has very good drought resistance, cold resistance and pruning resistance, and is afraid of water accumulation. I like the warm growing environment, I am afraid of cold, and I also have good barren resistance.