Ceropegia - String of Hearts

✅Ceropegia Woodii – The Romantic Trailing Gem, Also Known as String of Hearts

String of heart also called “Rosary Vine” or “Chain of Hearts,” this plant is a symbol of connection, lasting affection, and timeless beauty—making it perfect for modern homes and thoughtful gifting. At Budsnblush, we bring you nursery-fresh String of Hearts that thrive in compact spaces while delivering maximum style. Their elegant trails soften shelves, corners, and balconies, making them a bestseller for plant parents looking to beautify their interiors with minimal effort. This plant is not only visually captivating—it’s easy to care for, fast-growing, and highly decorative, making it one of the most demanded vines in our collection.

✅ Benefits of String of Hearts
• Visually transforms dull vertical space with cascading greenery
• Symbol of long-lasting love and connection—ideal for gifting
• Low-maintenance, perfect for beginners and busy individuals
• Air-enhancing foliage adds a calm, cozy vibe to any room
• Easy to propagate, making it a great long-term investment
• Lightweight and compact—ideal for small apartments, studios, or workspaces

✅ Where to Keep?
• Hanging planters in living rooms, bedrooms, or balconies to enjoy the trailing effect
• Floating wall shelves or corners where vines can naturally cascade
• Work desks or study spaces to add a touch of life and calm
• Open kitchen shelves or window sills with bright, indirect sunlight
• Entryways and gifting corners as a warm, welcoming visual accent

✅ Care Guide for String of Hearts

1. Light: Thrives in bright, indirect sunlight. Can tolerate a few hours of direct morning light.

2. Watering: Let soil dry out completely between waterings. Overwatering is the most common issue.

3. Soil: Use a well-draining cactus or succulent potting mix.

4. Humidity: Average room humidity is sufficient; does not require misting.

5. Fertilizer:

   • Use a balanced liquid fertilizer (e.g., 20-20-20) once a month during spring and summer.

   • Alternatively, a mild organic compost like vermicompost can be used once every 2 months.

   • Avoid fertilizing during winter dormancy.

6. Propagation: Snip healthy vines and root in water or moist soil to multiply easily.

7. Repotting: Rarely needed—repot only when roots outgrow the container.

✅ Common Problems
• Yellowing leaves: Usually caused by overwatering or soggy soil
• Sparse, leggy growth: Indicates low light—relocate to a brighter area
• Wrinkled or shriveled leaves: Due to underwatering—rehydrate gradually
• Root rot: Caused by poorly draining soil—always ensure proper drainage
• Pest infestation: May occasionally attract mealybugs—treat with neem oil or mild soap solution.