This is a very easy-to-grow Australian native that is also known as "maidenhair vine." It can adapt to sun or shade, though it is more likely to bloom in bright sunlight.

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I wanted to comment that I have a muehlenbeckia complexa and that she is very good, but, she does not support too much cold, here we did not lower of 1ú or 2ú at night and lost enough foliage /(it`s in a container); now it has returned to appear again, I have it in the shade, because to total sun it loses beauty in the color of its leaves. Also to comment that in according to what zones a plant is considered as invasive. Greetings!

I just got one and this is what I read about them.
Bright light is best

Keep moist. Check for water daily, especially if in a warm environment or placed on a windowsill.

Normal room temperatures are fine

USDA Zone 6

Very fast grower. Trim the plant regularly to keep its shape. Stems become very wiry with age.
Angel vine or mattress vine (Muehlenbebeckia complexa) is a tough, high growing ground cover plant. Although this plant likes full sun, we have grown it under shade so it must be acclimated to full sun. Indoors, this plant will do best in a bright location, but will tolerate periods of less than desirable conditions as long as it gets to recuperate under ideal conditions periodically.

Keep angel vine evenly moist at all times. This plant uses lots of water when warm. It will however recover from going completely dry and wilting, losing only the most dried out leaves. This plant is a fast grower, so limiting fertilizer will also help to limit its growth.

The only pest we have seen on angel vine is aphids. For a minor infestation, just wash them off or squeeze them; for heavy infestation use any chemical labeled for aphid control.

Angel vine can be grown outdoors in USDA Zone 6 and above in the ground, or USDA Zone 9 in pots year round

I just bought an angel vine yesterday and it is so lovely! Does anyone know how it is propagated?

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