Stephania suberosa

Stephania suberosa, like Stephania erecta, is another fascinating plant with a caudex (swollen stem base) that makes it a popular choice for plant enthusiasts. The bulb, or caudex, is typically round and corky, with a rough texture. When sprouted, it produces delicate vines with heart-shaped or round leaves. It is a climbing or trailing plant, often grown indoors for its unique appearance and ease of care. Planting the Bulb Orientation: Plant the bulb with the flat side down and the pointed side up. If the orientation is unclear, planting it sideways is an option, as the plant will naturally grow upwards. Soil: Use well-draining soil, such as a cactus or succulent mix, possibly amended with additional perlite or sand for better drainage. Depth: Plant the bulb just below the soil surface, with the top slightly exposed to help prevent rot. Watering: Initially, water sparingly until signs of growth appear. Overwatering can cause the bulb to rot. Once the plant starts growing, water more r