Cissus quadrangularis, commonly known as Veld Grape or Devil's Backbone. It's a perennial plant of the grape family, notable for its quadrangular-sectioned branches and tendrils

Vitaceae

General

Succulent climbing herb with tendrils. Stems 4-angled with wings at the angles. Leaves fleshy, very broadly ovate, variously 3-lobed; margin dentate. Inflorescences axillary, few-flowered. Fruit red when ripe. Found in a variety of low rainfall habitats.

Plant parts with insect-controlling properties

succulent stems and leaves

Cissus plant with green leavesCissus quadrangularis plant