Thuthuvalai - Seeds
Solanum trilobatum
Solanum trilobatum, known as thuthuvalai, is a plant well known in India in traditional contexts. It belongs to the genus Solanum and may grow as a climbing or semi-climbing plant, making it of interest for useful plant and ethnobotanical collections.
Although it is associated with traditional uses, this description focuses on cultivation as a botanical and ornamental plant, without making specific medicinal claims. Its appeal lies in its origin, growth habit and value within collections of less common species.
For sowing, use a light, fertile and well-drained medium. Keep the seeds in a warm, bright position with steady moisture but no waterlogging. A protected seed tray makes it easier to manage moisture and shelter young seedlings during the first stages.
Once young plants are strong enough, they can be moved to a larger pot or a protected garden position in suitable climates. Provide a support if long stems develop, and protect from cold. As with many solanums, good light and regular watering without saturation are helpful.
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ReferenceSolanum trilobatum
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FamilySolanaceae
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Planting timeApril
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- Accepted name
- Solanum trilobatum
- Family
- Solanaceae
- Genus
- Solanum
Botanical synonyms
- Solanum acetosifolium
- Solanum canaranum
- Solanum canaranum
- Solanum fuscum
- Solanum griffithii
- Solanum hainanense var. griffithii
- Solanum trilobatum var. griffithii
- Solanum trilobatum var. trilobatum
Taxonomy: World Flora Online CC0 1.0
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FamilySolanaceae
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Stock originPartner warehouse
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