Origin
Parthenocissus striata is native to South America. This species belongs to the grapevine family, Vitaceae. Its natural distribution mainly includes Argentina and Chile. Parthenocissus striata grows there in forests and at forest edges.

Characteristics
Parthenocissus striata is a climbing plant with deeply lobed, palmate leaves. The leaves are green with distinctive, light-coloured veins. During the growing season, the plant may produce small, inconspicuous flowers. This plant climbs by attaching itself with tendrils to its support.

Care
Parthenocissus striata grows best in a bright spot, but can also tolerate partial shade. Regular watering is important, especially during dry periods. The plant requires well-draining potting soil. If the plant grows rapidly, pruning may be necessary to maintain its shape.