Solanum Macranthum is a plant species that belongs to the Solanaceae family. It is a type of perennial herb that is native to South America. This plant has several alternate names that include potato vine, banana shrub, and Brazilian nightshade. Its scientific name, Solanum Macranthum, is derived from Latin, with solanum meaning "nightshade," and macranthum meaning "large-flowered." The plant has gorgeous pink, purple, or white flowers and produces small, edible fruits. The potato vine's unique leaves have earned it the additional nickname of the "fiddle leaf." Overall, it is an interesting and versatile plant with multiple names.