Bushman’s Pipe 1 Unrooted Cutting 6 Inch – Ceropegia ampliata

This listing is for 1 unrooted Ceropegia ampliata cutting approximately 6 inches long. Each cutting includes at least 4 nodes and is selected from healthy stock plants.

Ceropegia ampliata, commonly known as Bushman’s Pipe, is a rare succulent vine native to South Africa. It is closely related to String of Hearts (Ceropegia woodii) and is valued by collectors for its unusual growth habit and distinctive tubular flowers produced on mature plants.

You will receive one unrooted stem cutting similar in size and appearance to the example shown with the measuring tape. Natural variation in stem thickness, node spacing, and appearance may occur.

• 1 unrooted Ceropegia ampliata stem cutting
• Approx. 6 inches long
• Minimum of 4 nodes per cutting
• Rare South African succulent vine
• Related to String of Hearts (Ceropegia woodii)
• Ideal for succulent and rare plant collections
• Cutting size and appearance may vary naturally
• Mature plants produce distinctive tubular flowers
• Ships without roots and without pot or soil

Common Name: Bushman’s Pipe
Scientific Name: Ceropegia ampliata
Plant Type: Succulent Vine
Life Cycle: Perennial
Flower/Fruit Color: White to Pale Green
Sunlight: Bright Indirect Light to Partial Sun
Soil: Well-Draining Succulent Mix
Water: Allow Soil to Dry Between Watering
USDA Zone: 10–11