Ceropegia Dichotoma | 13cm pot

The Ceropegia dichotoma, also known as the Canary Island Ceropegia, is an unusual succulent prized for its upright, branching stems, delicate foliage, and distinctive tubular flowers. Native to the Canary Islands, this architectural species has a wonderfully sculptural appearance and is particularly sought after by collectors of rare succulents and unusual Ceropegia. Its drought-tolerant nature and striking form make it an excellent indoor plant for sunny windowsills, conservatories, greenhouses, and specialist succulent collections. Light: Ceropegia dichotoma thrives in bright light and benefits from several hours of direct sunlight each day. A sunny windowsill, greenhouse, or conservatory is ideal. Plenty of light encourages strong, compact growth and helps prevent the stems from becoming weak or elongated. Water: Allow the soil to dry out completely between waterings. This drought-tolerant succulent stores moisture within its fleshy stems and requires only infrequent watering. Water thoroughly during active growth, allowing excess water to drain away freely, and reduce watering significantly during the cooler winter months. Non-Toxic Pot size - 13cm