Habitat:

It usually found in rain forests, hedges, mountains, riversides and wasteland; below 1500 m. 

Flowering season:

The plant blooms all year long in warm regions (It is a vigorous climber, and can be found flowering throughout the year if the temperature remains high enough and enough water is available.)

Fruiting season:

It fruits during warmer months mostly from March to September in the northern hemisphere.

Climatic conditions:

The plant blooms all year long in warm regions (Combretum indicum is a vigorous climber, and can be found flowering throughout the year if the temperature remains high enough and enough water is available.)

Seed propagation:

There are two ways to propagate the Combretum Indicum – seeds and stem cuttings. For both methods, it is important to have a seedbed or plant pots with well-drained and loose soil in a warm area. Rooting hormones help the roots form faster. Cut off a 2-3 inches long stem section.

Parts used:

Leaf juice or seeds, macerated in oil, are applied externally to treat boils, ulcers, parasitic skin infections and fever.