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Ceropegia woodii (Rosarhy Vine, String of Hearts )

Ceropegia can be evergreen or semi-evergreen climbing plants  usually succulent, perennials with opposite leaves. The plant can reach 10 cm in height and 1.5-2 m in spread. Ceropegia is originated from south Africa. The minimum temperature is can handle is 15 C. Used as house plants.

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