Vine Identification Help please
13 years ago
Someone gave me this vine growing in a pot. It has very thick heart shaped leaves and it just bloomed the most bizarre looking flowers I've ever seen. I'm in Florida, but I don't think it's native. Although it seems to be flourishing here...
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