Ceropegia Woodii Woodii - ''string of hearts''- Chinese Lantern Plant

The Latin name of the Chinese lantern plant is Ceropegia Woodii. However, its well-known nickname is 'String of Hearts' and that is understandable once you see the plant. Its leaves look like little hearts on the strands of the plant. But where does the name Chinese lantern plant come from? When this special hanging plant blooms, flowers that resemble Chinese lanterns appear. The String of Hearts is an asset to any home.

Care
The Ceropegia Woodii is very easy to care for. It belongs to the succulent family, the succulents. This means that it has special roots to store water. This means you don't have to water it very much. In the spring and summer you can give a small shoot every week, in the winter it is enough once every 2 to 3 weeks. Only water the plant once the soil has completely dried out. The location of the Chinese lantern plant is not complicated either. The Ceropegia Woodii prefers a place with a lot of daylight, but it also survives well in a dark place. Eventually the plant can grow strands of more than a meter long!

Plant height
The plant is supplied with a total height of approximately 10-20cm (measured including pot).
To prevent damage during delivery, the Ceropegia is supplied as a young plant in a hanging pot.