Ceropegia sandersonii

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  1. longk

    longk Total Gardener

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    My Ceropegia sandersonii has finally broken its dormancy!

    Since the housemove it has just sat there doing nothing. However, about a week ago I noticed the first flowers forming and the first one is now open.

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    • catztail

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      You certainly have some unusual plants longk! Very interesting!
       
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      pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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      Often thought about Ceropegia but never got round to growing any.

      Good plant:blue thumb:
       
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      Catztail/Pete - on the whole they're very easy. C.woodii adapted to its new home in the bathroom really well..................

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      • simbad

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        Never seen anything like them Longk, amazing!!!!!!!!!!
         
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        There are some real gems in the genus Simbad - these two are fairly common.
         
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          Fantastict flowers and brilliant photos
           
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          I've only grown Woodii in the past, very easy, can survive neglect.
           
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          It almost rewards you for neglect - mine seems to produce the aerial tubers over the winter when I withhold water.
           
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