Ceropegia

Ceropegia have climbing or trailing stems and unusual flowers; grow them on supports or in hanging pots according to the species.

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Ceropegia: trailing stems and unusual flowers

Ceropegia include plants with slender climbing or trailing stems and a wide range of leaf and flower shapes. Their unusual, often tubular flowers particularly appeal to collectors.

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Depending on the species, use a support or hanging pot. Adjust light and watering to leaf thickness and growth stage, avoiding both standing water and prolonged dryness in leafier forms. Explore Hoya.

General care

  • Light: Bright, preferably filtered light suited to the species and foliage pattern.
  • Watering: Let the compost dry partly between waterings, adjusting for leaf thickness. Avoid standing water.
  • Compost: Light, airy mix in a pot with drainage holes; avoid compaction around roots.
  • Temperature: Protect from cold and very cold draughts while allowing gentle airflow.
  • Maintenance: Watch growth, remove dry parts and repot only when roots need room.

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