About Ceropegia Variegata

Ceropegia Variegata, often referred to as the variegated string of hearts or variegated rosary vine, is a captivating succulent vine known for its trailing, heart-shaped leaves. The leaves are adorned with a delightful mix of green, white, and pink hues, creating a variegated pattern that is both eye-catching and unique. Each leaf typically has a marbled or mottled appearance, with the edges and veins often highlighted in shades of pink or white, which can intensify under bright light. This plant is a member of the Apocynaceae family and originates from South Africa, where it thrives in dry, rocky habitats.

The vine produces slender, wiry stems that can grow several feet long, making it an excellent choice for hanging baskets or cascading over the edges of pots. During the growing season, Ceropegia Variegate blooms with small, tubular flowers that are pale magenta to deep purple, adding a delicate touch to its ornamental foliage. These flowers are unique in shape, often described as resembling tiny lanterns or parachutes. The plant is relatively low-maintenance, requiring well-draining soil, infrequent watering, and bright, indirect light to thrive, making it a popular choice among succulent enthusiasts and indoor gardeners.

Care guidance:
- Prefers bright indirect sunlight to dappled shade
- Drought tolerant; water when top 3cm of soil are dry
- Water very sparingly in winter and protect from draughts
- Feed with a weak solution once a month in summer
- Average room humidity
- May grow to three meters in length

Delivery expectation:
I do my best to carefully pack and post the cuttings to you, however, please note that the leaves and roots of cutting are delicate, hence, some minor damage may occur during transit.