The Caribbean is home to the species Marcgravia umbellata. Little, deep green foliage and lovely white patterns give this Marcgravia a lovely, compact appearance. These vines will exhibit significant degrees of phototropism while establishing roots and will prefer lesser light. They enjoy moderate to high levels of humidity but dislike having water sitting on their leaves. We enjoy digging up flattened Marcgravia on sphagnum moss. We keep the moss damp but not wet while they are roots and maintain them in lower light. We typically give these servings away in a generous manner. The leads of many rooted choices are numerous.