AllisonSucculents String of Hearts

Yes, slightly. The variegated version needs more bright, indirect light to maintain its pink and white coloring. Without enough light, the new growth may revert to solid green.

Yes, the String of Hearts (Ceropegia woodii) is considered non-toxic to cats and dogs, making it a safe choice for households with curious pets.

The best way to check is to feel the leaves; if they feel slightly soft or pliable rather than firm, it is time to water. Always ensure the soil is completely dry throughout the pot before adding more water to prevent root rot.

Because of its trailing habit, this plant thrives in hanging baskets or placed on a high shelf where its vines can cascade freely. This also ensures the top of the plant receives enough light, which is crucial for preventing bald spots.

Yes, with proper care and sufficient light, this plant produces small, unique, tube-shaped flowers that resemble tiny lanterns. They are subtle but add a charming detail to the trailing vines.

It arrives in a specialized 50/50 mix of rock and potting soil. This gritty, well-draining substrate is essential for succulents to prevent moisture from sitting around the roots.