Sinningia hybridWe love Sinningias here at the shop. It is always so special whenever we can get one in. Unfortunately, we are not 100% sure what the id on this specific Sinningia is. However, this one has extremely soft leaves, and will form an impressive sized caudex. Sinningias typically flower as they are in the African Violet family. Care: Sinningias prefer bright filtered light. Here at the shop we water them once every 12 14 days. They don't mind a bit of

their trunks can swell to incredible sizes

their leaves close up vertically

The bulb will slowly expand with age and produce offsets which can be easily propagated

Ceropegia ampliata have a light green tubular bloom

As it grows the foliage hangs down almost parallel to its growing surface

Candle care: Be sure to cut back a little bit of the burnt wood wick before relighting

meaning the leaves grow directly off of the vine rather than growing with a defined stem

A super easy-going plant

that will encourage the trunk to get bigger

' Once this happens

no soil needed for this air plant

use a coarse well-draining soil