Ceropegia fuscaCeropegia fusca is a striking and unusual species of succulent plant belonging to the Apocynaceae family, native to the Canary Islands. Like many members of the Ceropegia genus, it is best known for its distinctive and elaborate flowers, which are adapted to trap and temporarily hold insects for pollination. This species typically features slender, twining stems that can grow quite long, often scrambling over rocks or nearby vegetation. The leaves are

This is quite an impressive and incredibly unusual specimen

though it remains much smaller when cultivated indoors

Despite its moss-like appearance

typical of many species within the Bulbophyllum genus

This may roughly be once a week depending on your home environment

bit also a neat texture

we can simulate this with creating a moss pole

Watering can be cut back to every 2-3 weeks as the soil is dry in the winter

Paphiopedilum 'Ho Chi Minh' prefers a humid

ornamentals

These are only available for our local Portland residents or people choosing pickup at our Portland shop

A unique dark shade of red