Stephania kaweesakii is a striking caudiciform climber with a bold round tuber and a single dramatic tropical leaf, often reaching up to 20 cm in diameter. Native to Thailand, its sculptural form and easy-care nature make it a standout piece for minimalist pots, terrariums, or artistic planter displays. It has a compact, slow-growing habit that adds sculptural elegance to any space.
🌸 Flower Insights
Produces modest clusters of small, star-shaped flowers in greenish-yellow to orange hues.
Flowers are subtle and understated, appearing occasionally on mature plants to add seasonal charm.
🌞 Care Tips
Light: Bright, indirect light; protect from direct midday sun to avoid leaf burn.
Water: Allow the soil to dry slightly between thorough waterings; drought-tolerant thanks to its caudex.
Soil: Use a fast-draining mix—50%+ pumice or orchid bark with quality potting mix.
Humidity & Temp: Thrives at 18–30 °C (65–86 °F) with moderate humidity (~40–60%).
Dormancy: Enter dormancy in cooler months—reduce watering when the leaf dies back.
💚 Why It’s Special
Sculptural caudex tuber and iconic round foliage offer bold visual interest.
Low-maintenance and drought-resistant, perfect for laid-back care regimes.
A conversation starter in any plant display, ideal for collectors or minimalist décor lovers.