Ceropegia simoneae

Ceropegia simoneae is a fascinating succulent climber, prized for its slender, fleshy stems and the extraordinary lantern-shaped flowers that the genus is famous for. Quirky, rare, and wonderfully low-maintenance, it makes a captivating talking point trailing from a shelf or scrambling up a small support.

Origins
Native to Madagascar, Ceropegia simoneae is adapted to warm, dry conditions and stores water in its succulent stems. At home it wants bright light, warmth, and a careful, sparing watering hand.