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String of Hearts – Kokedama style

Latin name

Kokedama Ceropegia linearis subsp. woodii ‘String of hearts’

Pronounciation

(“serr-oh-PEE-jee-ah lin-ee-AH-ris”)

Common name

Ceropegia linearis

Origin

South Africa, Mozambique and Zimbabwe

How easy am I to care for?

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The String of Hearts in our hanging Kokedama planter makes a wonderful addition to your houseplant collection. Also known as Ceropegia linearis, a subspecies of Ceropegia woodii, this plant prefers bright light to ensure the striking patterns on the foliage remain visible.

Ceropegia is a delicate trailing plant with variegated, semi-succulent heart-shaped leaves that have purple undersides and a marbled silver and green upper surface, and which is perfectly displayed in our kokedama-style hanging planter. The plant also produces small swollen tubers at the leaf nodes (which give the plant one of its common names – Rosary vine) and unusual-looking flowers from the nodes.

All our potted plants come in compostable coir pots.

Caring for your plant

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Light

High light is best to ensure the striking patterns on the foliage remain visible
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Watering

The soil should be allowed to dry out between watering. The plant is semi-succulent and requires very little water. When watering the plant, allow the water to drain completely – don’t let the plant sit in water
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Pruning

The vines can be trimmed to keep the plant in a good shape. Cut to the nodes
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Feeding

Very little fertilizer is needed. Add a small amout of weak fertilizer solution the water every few months
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Pest & Diseases

Mealybugs and two-spotted spider mite may be occasional pests, which should be removed by hand as soon as they are spotted.

Mill Pond Nurseries,
Mill Road,
Henham,
CM22 6AA

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