Baby Ceropegia (Lantern Flower) Woodii
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- Diameter6cm
- Height±10cm
- LovesSunny spots
- Care levelEasy
- BenefitsAir cleaner
- Pet friendlyNon-toxic
Just like pictured, no damage, really healthy plant!
Never had a string of something before. It’s really cute and arrived in perfect conditions!
Beautiful variegation, and gorgeous plant. Very resistant and low maintenance
Even tho it's a baby plnt it has long strings. Very pretty.
it's a shame I can't attach a photo of how beautiful this baby plant is
Came bigger than in the pictures. Started growing new leaves a few days after arriving. Very beautiful
Very well packed it arrived perfectly, it is so beautiful
So beautiful
Your order will be hand picked and packed in our strong and sustainable packaging as soon as possible, after which it will be delivered straight from our greenhouse to your door by your chosen carrier. You can follow the journey of your plants via the tracking link you receive in your mail. If you have any questions regarding your order and its shipment, you can get in contact with our support team.
We expect every order to arrive in tip-top shape. We take intensive care of the plants in our greenhouse and use special and as sustainable as possible protective packaging to ship our plants. We also wrote an extensive blog about how to unpack and prepare your plants for growth after shipping. However there are rare occasions where our plants don’t meet their full potential. That’s why all plants are guaranteed for 30 days after arrival, if still in its original nursery pot.
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Everything about Ceropegia
Ceropegia, belonging to the Ceropegia genus, encompasses a diverse group of trailing or vining plants known for their distinctive foliage and often unusual flowers. This genus of plant is part of the family Apocynaceae. The Ceropegia is native to Africa, southern Asia and Australia. At least 420 species are known and more are regularly discovered and described. In most species, the stems are climbing or hanging.