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Small creamy, urn-shaped flowers are banded with maroon. The stems are rather thin and vining, sometimes forming a dense mat.
(Apocynaceae) Native to Mozambique and Malawi.
Light: Part shade. In nature, it grows under the protection of boulders or nearby shrubs.
Water: Water regularly during the summer, and keep pretty dry during the winter. Drought tolerant.
Soil: Sharply draining, succulent mix. Fairly tolerant of less ideal soils.
Fertilizer: Half-strength during the growing season.
Hardiness: Zone 11, although typically grown as a container specimen.
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