Ceropegia linearis

Ceropegia linearis is a semi-succulent climber which can grow stems 2 meters long. The unusually shaped flowers are white to pale pink. Although ceropegia linearis and its close relative, String of Hearts, are usually grown as hanging plants, they are also ground covers.

Scientific classification

Species

Ceropegia linearis (Ceropegia linearis)

Gentians, dogbanes, madders, and allies

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Perennial

Lifespan

15 - 35 ℃

Ideal Temperature

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Care Guide for Ceropegia linearis

Every 3 weeks

Water

Partial sun

Sunlight

15 - 35 ℃

Ideal Temperature

Water: Ceropegia linearis thrives in arid conditions with excellent drought tolerance, requiring watering only once every three weeks. As an indoor plant, it is suitable for container cultivation, allowing for effective water management, making it ideal for those with inconsistent watering schedules.

Pruning: Prune ceropegia linearis in early spring to enhance growth and flowering. Remove dead stems, and trim leggy growth for density. Handle carefully due to fragility. Pruning promotes desired shapes and aids in pest and disease prevention, improving the plant's overall vigor.

Propagation: Ceropegia linearis is a captivating succulent vine, distinguished by its lantern-like flowers. To propagate, use stem cuttings with a node, allowing the cut to callous before planting in a well-draining mix. Maintain moist soil and bright, indirect light for successful rooting.

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