Citrus × aurantium ‘Canaliculata’ Spathiphyllum Flexible young vines gradually branch

Flexible young vines gradually branch into hanging ropes or wind around a support

Etymology and cultivar origin

Root Rot: Prevent by using well-draining soil and a pot with drainage holes

Regular misting or using a humidifier can be beneficial

Citrus × aurantium ‘Canaliculata’ Spathiphyllum Flexible young vines gradually branchCitrus aurantium Canaliculata Deep grooves run from top to bottom through the fruit of Citrus aurantium Canaliculata, dividing the surface into thick rounded ribs. Young fruit is green; the furrowed rind turns rich orange as it ripens. Large white flowers release a heavy orange blossom fragrance before the fruit begins to swell. Firm dark leaves sit above broad winged petioles, and the woody branches may carry sharp thorns. The grooves deepen as each