Cyphostemma currorii

The Cobas tree comes from environments with dappled light—such as the forest understory or rocky locations—that provide natural shade. It favors partial sun but is also able to tolerate full sun.

Although the Cobas tree can tolerate some heat, it predominantly thrives and grows in the cooler months and goes dormant in summer. In hot summer weather, provide shade to avoid scorching from intense sunlight. Watering should be reduced or stopped during the hottest period to prevent root rot. The tree shows vigorous growth in winter and spring, and as long as temperatures do not drop too low, it will continue to grow steadily.

This plant prefers dry conditions, so don't mist it. However, watering it less often can also thrive in higher humidity.

For the Cobas tree, light applications of fertilizer once or twice a year during the growing season are enough. Do not fertilize in winter or in summer when the tree is dormant. Use less fertilizer for plants that have been repotted and wait a couple of months after repotting before you resume fertilizing. Fertilizing helps maintain healthy growth and promotes blooming.