Description
String of Heart, also known as Ceropegia woodii, is a cute hanging plant to add to any living space. While to some, they might be difficult to care for, however once you get the hang of it, String of Hearts Succulent is one of the most tolerant houseplants. Do Not Leave Your Package in the mailbox. Not Even for an Hour. This will burn the plant. String of Hearts Plant like heat and bright light but they don’t tolerate direct sunlight. They can be placed indoor in South or West facing window with a lot of light and if outdoor, they can be in bright shade area. One of the easier ways to see if they get sufficient light is to see the color of the leaf and the gaps between leaves: String of Hearts leaves will be wider apart and lighter in color with less marbling if the plant needs more light. If you want to grow string of hearts indoor make sure you give them the brightest window possible and keep the temperature around 80 to 85 degrees, 60 in winter time. Water Chain of Hearts water need is just like other succulents, so make sure you give them a good soak after the soil is completely dried out from the last watering. In the winter, the plants need even less water than summer. Fertilizer String of Hearts only need infrequent fertilizers and half-diluted fertilizers. They can be fed at most once a month during their active growth period in May – August. They don’t need any fertilizer during winter, their dormant period.
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