Ceropegia

Ceropegia dichotoma is the most succulent shrubby Ceropegia. It starts as a single stick, that in time makes a whole colony of basally branched succulent stems. Adult specimens look something like grey organ pipes. The flowers are lantern-shaped, yellow.

Ceropegia woodii is a succulent plant with slender, trailing stems and heart-shaped leaves in silvery-green tones, adorned with decorative veining. It produces small, tubular pink or purplish flowers shaped like Japanese lanterns.

C.armandii is a splendid stapeliad-like succulent from Madagascar. These plants do not like sun, have slender stems climb into shrubs or spread on the ground rooting below. Stems are gray flecked with bronze, lizard-like, with conical tubercles. RARE.