Ceropegia simoneae

Ceropegia simoneaeA seldom-seen treasure for serious collectors Ceropegia simoneae is an exceptionally rare species in cultivation, native to Madagascar and almost never offered for sale. This delicate, vining succulent bears slender stems with sparse, narrow leaves and produces the most extraordinary flowers—lantern-like blooms in shades of creamy white and soft pink, each with intricate striping and a uniquely flared form. Its unusual floral structure evolved for specialized pollination, making each bloom as fascinating as it is beautiful. Due to its rarity, it’s highly sought-after among collectors of unusual and endangered species. Light: Bright gentle light is best. Can tolerate some direct morning sun, but protect from harsh midday rays.Temperature: Warmth-loving (65–85°F). Avoid temperatures below 55°F.Humidity: Prefers moderate humidity (40–60%), with good airflow to prevent rot.Water: Allow the soil to dry between waterings. Water sparingly in winter during dormancy.Soil: Very