Ceropegia ampliata


Quick Characteristics:

Height: 150-200 cm (4.9-6.6 ft)
Flower Colors: white, green
Flower Season: early summer to late summer
Usage: climber
Climate: summer rain climate
 

Ceropegia ampliata with a tuberous root-stock is native to South Africa, common names include Taper Vine, Bushman's Pipe or Boesmanpypblom; 'ampliata' is a reference to its extra large (amplified) flowers. Like many succulent Ceropegias, the leaves are very small and short lived, while the stem is the main photosynthesis organ. Photograph by Andrew Wilson.

Ceropegia Ampliata, Andrew Wilson


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