Ceropegia woodii Schltr. is a beautiful, vining succulent which produces lovely, heart-shaped leaves with purple undersides on tough, wire-like stems. Ceropegia woodii trails nicely and makes an unusual hanging plant. The vines can grow to be even 4m long.
The genus "Ceropegia" is derived form the Greek words "keros" meaning wax and "pege" meaning fountain. These terms refer to the flowers which look waxy and are shaped like fountains.
The species name is derived form the name of John Medley Wood , who discovered the plant hanging form rocks in Natal in 1881.
Ceropegia woodii
Ceropegia woodii plants come in following sizes:
baby (XS) - is approx 10 cm long come in a ø 6 cm pot.
S - is approx 20 cm long come in a ø 10 cm pot.
M - is approx 40 cm long come in a ø 12 cm pot.
