Aristolochia Species

I got two cuttings last year and one of them formed roots.
I put them in mixed soil out of sand, perlite and turf (1:1:1)
T...Read Morehe cuttings need very high temperatures - around 25-30°C (77 - 86°F)
Then the cuttings need a long time until they form roots - my one needed more than half a year.
After forming roots it didn't grew for another half year.
Then it started growing but very slow.
Now it is still a small plant but it is doing well.

But I saw a huge flowering plant and it's amazing.
The flowers are very interesting and strange.
So it's a nice plant for someone who likes strange and rare plants.

rare central American rainforest tree with curious mushroom-like flowers.