Follow these instructions to keep your Parachute Plant healthy and happy.
- Water: Keep soil moist but not waterlogged.
- Light: Plenty of indirect bright light – a few hours per day.
- Humidity: Can tolerate dry air, normal room humidity is fine.
- Fertilize: Feed dilute fertilizer once a month.
Additionally, how do you grow a parachute plant?
To encourage growth, repot your plant into a slightly larger pot, once a year in the growing season and trail new growth upwards. In a sunny spot your Parachute plant should bloom throughout the Spring and Summer and you may even develop round (inedible) fruits full of silky seeds.
Correspondingly, where does the parachute flower grow? Ceropegia Sandersonii is native to regions in southeastern and southern Africa (Mozambique, South Africa). Other common names of Ceropegia sandersonii are Parachute plant, Fountain flower, Giant ceropegia, Sanderson’s Ceropegia thanks to its flowers that have a bizarre parachute or fountain form.
Subsequently, how do I care for Anita?
Dracaena reflexa ‘Anita‘
- Site. Light to mid shade, no direct sun (Early morning and evening sun is fine).
- Temperature. Average warmth, it does not like cold draughts.
- Water. Let the compost dry out before watering, in the growing season it can be left very dry for 2-3 days, reduce the watering in winter. …
- Feeding. …
- Tip.
