Origin
The Muehlenbeckia 'Complexa Maori' 12/tray, also known as the 'Maori Vine', originates from New Zealand. Here, the plant has traditionally been used by the Maori for making baskets and other woven items. Today, it is popular because of its attractive, flexible vines, which are suitable for both vertical and horizontal growth.

Characteristics
The Muehlenbeckia 'Complexa Maori' 12/tray is an expansive, fast-growing climbing plant. Unique features are its dark green, shiny leaves and thread-like branches, giving the plant a tangled appearance. In the summer months, the plant bears small, white flowers. The vines can attain a length of up to 4 metres.

Care
The care of the Muehlenbeckia 'Complexa Maori' 12/tray requires some attention. Sunlit to semi-shade locations are ideal for the plant. Furthermore, it prefers well-drained and moist soil. Regular fertilising during the growth season encourages growth and flowering, and pruning is necessary to control growth. It is important to ensure that the plant does not dry out, particularly when exposed to direct sunlight.