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Solandra Grandiflora, more popularly known as Chalice Vine or Cup of Gold, is a perennial fast-growing climbing vine or liana. This vine quickly takes root and grabs onto surrounding vegetation for support. The base stalk is thick, heavy and rope-like. These vines can easily exceed over 100 feet (30 meters) in length. Each node will sprout tendrils and take root, giving the whole plant more stability and a larger root system to improve its ability to access essential nutrients: water, minerals, sunlight, etc. The leaves grow directly from the main stalk and side branches and are uniformly dark green and thick, with a smooth supple texture. They can grow as large as 6 inches (15 cm) in length, 3 inches (7 cm) wide and are oval shaped. Chalice Vine is well known among gardeners, and is admired for its large ornamental flowers, which are distinctly shaped like bells or chalices. The flowers begin bright, brilliant white and turn yellow with purple or brown stripes inside as the flower ages.The flowers bloom in the evening or night and produce a strong sweet fragrance which smells like coconut. In the wild they produce large yellow, white berries that contain many tiny seeds. As the berries ripen they change color from light yellow to deep red. When Solandra Grandiflora is cultivated as an ornamental, it is usually grown from cuttings and the fruits are rarely if ever seen. Common names include... Arbol del viento, Bolsa de Judas, Bolute, Chalice vine, Copa de oro, Cup of gold, Cutaquatzitiziqui, Datura maxima, Datura scandens, Datura sarmentosa, Floripondo de monte, Goldcup vine, Golden chalice vine, Goldkeltch, Hueipatl, itzucuatziqui, Kieli, Kieri, Lipa-ca-tu-hue, Ndari, Perilla, Showy chalicevine, Solandra guttata, Solandra herbacea, Solandra hirsute, Swartsia grandiflora, Tecomaxochitl, Tetona, Tima wits, Tree of the wind, Trumpet flower, Tuay Thong, Windbaum, Wind Tree, Xochitecomatl, Solanaceae, Nightshade Family Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden, Miami FL www.susanfordcollins.com