Morelle faux jasmin - Solanum laxum 1 by Kordouane

Photography • Flowers/Plants • posted on Nov 13, 2018

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La morelle faux jasmin (Solanum laxum, historiquement connue comme Solanum jasminodes) est une plante grimpante sarmenteuse, de la famille des Solanacées, originaire d'Amérique du Sud. Elle est cultivée comme plante ornementale. Cette plante grimpante, inerme (sans épines), se développe très rapidement. Elle forme des rameaux de 2 à 8 m de long portant un feuillage semi-persistant à persistant suivant le climat. Les feuilles sont simples, ovales-lancéolées, de 3-8 × 1,5-3 cm, glabres. Les inflorescences sont des cymes paniculées portant des fleurs bleu clair à blanc. La floraison s'étale de juin à novembre. Le fruit est une baie de 5 mm de diamètre, noire et toxique. The false jasmine nightshade (Solanum laxum, historically known as Solanum jasminodes) is a sarment climbing plant of the Solanaceae family, native to South America. It is cultivated as an ornamental plant. This climbing plant, inertile (without thorns), develops very quickly. It forms branches 2 to 8 m long with semi-persistent to persistent foliage depending on the climate. The leaves are simple, oval, lanceolate, 3-8 × 1.5-3 cm, hairless. Inflorescences are panicle cymes with light blue to white flowers. Flowering takes place from June to November. The fruit is a 5 mm diameter berry, black and toxic.