Part of the amaranth family, this plant has historical ties to ancient cultures such as the Aztecs, who valued it both ornamentally and as a food crop. In floristry, its ornamental trailing variety has seen a resurgence in popularity for luxe, bohemian, and modern romantic arrangements.
Climate:Warm or hot weather
GROWING CONDITIONS
Prefers full sun and well-drained, fertile soil with a neutral to slightly alkaline pH (6.0–7.5). It flourishes in warm weather (above 18°C) and benefits from regular watering and spacing to allow the long tendrils to fully develop.
Symbol:Immortality and Enduring Love
USES
Perfect for draping arrangements, statement pieces, arches, and installations. Adds volume and drama, especially when used in cascading bouquets, table runners, or as a hanging feature.