Ceropegia sandersoniiDecne . ex Hook.f .
Fountain Flower , Giant Ceropegia , Parachute Flower , Parachute Plant , Sanderson ’s Ceropegia , Umbrella Flower , Umbrella Plant , Windowed peak
Ceropegia monteiroae , Ceropegia sandersoniae
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kinsfolk : ApocynaceaeSubfamily : AsclepiadoideaeTribe : CeropegieaeGenus : Ceropegia
Ceropegia sandersoniiis native toMozambique , South Africa , andSwaziland .
Ceropegia sandersoniiis a lush flora with twining stems that bear nitty-gritty - shaped leave of absence .
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The solitary flowers are green , chute - shaped , with a funnel shape - shaped tube reaching up to 2 column inch ( 5 centimeter ) in length . They look in summertime and fall .
USDA daring zones10b to 11b : from 35 ° F ( +1.7 ° C ) to 50 ° F ( +10 ° C ) .
A gritty compost is suitable , and clay pots help with drainage , especially for the metal money with lily-white inspissate roots , which are the most susceptible to rotting , and for metal money that form large genus Tuber . Ceropegias appreciate water and a littlefertilizerduring warm weather , although somewateringcare is required for the more delicate coinage . The vine - like coinage can suffer from prolonged drought .
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Typically , many of these species grow and climb naturally among bushes , which allow shade and humidity to the base , while the vegetative growing is in the sparkle . Where tubers occur , they are intimately planted on the compost ’s surface , and the vegetal growth is allowed to twine around supports or train down from a hanging pot . The latter growth mode has the advantage of not using valuable bench outer space . Small tuber make at spliff in the slight stems of some species can be used for propagation . If the tuber rot or dries out , do n’t panic . If some of the top outgrowth is still in reasonable condition , it may be potential to save the flora by re - rooting stem in damp crushed rock .
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