I've become obsessed with it last year. I remember last summer, we've received it in our shop by a mistake, and it was one green, almost, dead succulent, really, no eye catching, nothing, you look at it and think of it as the poor plant ...with a sign on it Ceropegia Sandersonii . The name is actually impressive just as the plant but back to the point I was so intrigued , and so was anyone else in the store , I've took some at home, and gave it a try. I read about it, of course , got inspired, wrote a post about it (link below+photos) so, now won't emphasize on that details .... My experience can add that this is a lovely and very thankful plant, it doesn't want and need anything...you can really watch how it grows, the process is so fast, it changes everyday. It is spectacular. And I haven't even mentioned yet the beautiful blooming colors of the queen. I've left mine in the whole summer outside , in the burning sunrays, she loves it, which is normal for an african flower. The interesting is that I found out and bought from FloraHolland Ceropegia Woodi, and I've treated it the same, I had it since May, and it wasn't blooming this 4 -5 months, just green leaves , very nice colors and shapes, but no flowers, and since the sunlight is not that bright and strong , it started blooming, a very small pink shaded flowers, so I guess that variety of the plant prefers temperature not more than 25 degrees for easier blooming. Anyway, I'm really proud of my ceropegias and want to share with you....
