Ceropegia multiflora
A tuberous Ceropegia of the summer-rainfall bushveld and savanna of southern Africa, with twining annual stems that grow from a buried tuber in the rains and die back in winter. Give it a warm, bright summer and a completely dry winter rest.
Where it grows wild
No species-specific habitat notes were found. By the measured range and the genus, it grows in grassland, bushveld and savanna on sandy or stony soils, and its stems twine up through grass and shrubs.
Few records carry an elevation; the climate sites lie on the interior plateau at about 1,160–1,340 m.
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