Ceropegia simoneae is a semi-succulent plant that will produce several main stems that will have leaves all along its stem. It is a rather compact growing plant, but over time it can still reach a considerable height. When it really starts to trail, you could provide it with some support to guide it during its growth or you can just keep it as a hanging plant in a basket. Ceropegia simoneae is native to the beautiful surroundings of especially southern Madagascar, where it grows in extremely parched circumstances. The leaves of Ceropegia simoneae don’t grow big but they are rather thick and have a really tough structure. That is why Ceropegia simoneae is able to survive in really arid environments. With a bit of luck your plant will produce some stunning flowers during summertime when you provide it with the right conditions. The flowers are amazing, they are rather big relative to the size of the leaves and they are weirdly looking. Close to their base they form a small cup which will change into a narrower pitcher, the flowers will also produce new growths. The flowers will be white with red to purple spots all over them. Altogether, this plant is really unique and eccentric making it a true showpiece according to Araflora.

Ceropegia simoneae prefers to be placed in a sunny spot. Araflora advises to avoid exposure to too much heat resulting from sunlight exposure, therefore a place with some morning sun like an east-facing window is recommended. The plant does prefer higher temperatures, it thrives with temperatures ranging from 17°C to 25°C, the optimum temperature is 25°C. During the colder months it can handle temperatures as low as 10°C. Ceropegia simoneae is not a water-demanding plant, during the warmer months in spring and summer watering it once a week is sufficient. During the fall and winter watering bi-weekly will generally be enough. Araflora uses a well-draining soil mixture that has a high organic matter and nutrient content. Applying a regular houseplant fertilizer two times a year is sufficient for Ceropegia simonea.