Wekiva Foliage Million Hearts Plant

Yes, it is an excellent choice for beginners. As an epiphytic succulent, it is remarkably low-maintenance and forgiving, requiring minimal fuss to keep it healthy and thriving.

Because of its trailing growth habit, this plant looks best in a hanging basket or on an elevated planter. This allows the delicate, heart-shaped vines to cascade freely as they grow.

You can keep it outdoors in a sheltered spot, provided the climate is warm. However, it is primarily enjoyed as an indoor houseplant, so ensure it is protected from harsh direct sun or freezing temperatures.

Being epiphytic means that in its native habitat, this plant grows on other structures like trees rather than in soil. In your home, this translates to a plant that prefers well-draining conditions and doesn't like to sit in soggy, heavy soil.

The plant arrives in a 2-inch pot, which is a starter size. It will grow elegantly over time, so you should expect to repot it into a slightly larger container as it matures and trails further.