Botanical Description: Zehneria capillacea is a perennial vine that climbs with the aid of tendrils, allowing it to reach into the upper canopy of forests or across the ground in more open areas.
The stems are slender, sometimes reaching several meters in length, and are capable of vigorous growth under favorable conditions.
he leaves of Zehneria capillacea are small to medium in size, typically heart-shaped or sometimes more deeply lobed. They are arranged alternately along the stems.
The leaves are generally bright green, smooth to slightly hairy, depending on the variety and growing conditions.
The flowers are small, usually white or pale yellow, and are borne singly or in small clusters. They are typical of the cucumber family's blossoms, with five petals and protruding stamens.
Flowering/Fruiting: Flowering from April to September.