Ceropegia, woodii ‘String of Hearts’

Ceropegia Woodii is commonly referred to as "String of Hearts" and is a very unusual, hardy vining succulent that produces variegated, heart-shaped leaves with silver markings on tough, wire-like stems. Oddly enough, this plant is a member of the Milkweed family (Asclepiadaceae) and in addition to its attractive leaves, it also produces small, bead-like tubers or bulbs at intervals along the vine giving it the appearance of a rosary.

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PLANT CARE

Light Requirements: Perfect for bright room but out of direct sunlight.
Water: Allow the soil to dry out (it's thick leaves store water).
Soil: America’s Gardens houseplant soil.
Temperature: 65-80 degrees.
Flowering: Small tubular flowers with a bulbous base.
Re-Potting: Typically you want to choose a potting vessel 1”- 2” larger in diameter to allow for growth.
Disease & Pest: Will tolerate mild infestations without excessive damage; not prone to disease except root rot if over watered.
Toxicity: Non-toxic to pets. Keep in mind that those long, stringy stems are probably irresistible to cats!

Ceropegia, woodii ‘String of Hearts’

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