String Of Hearts Cloning

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Hello Everyone,

The string of hearts succulent (ceropegia woodii) has been growing out of control and shooting tendrils everywhere.

I decided to take some clippings for clones today.

Let's jump right into checking out some photographs!

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Rooted Clone


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Rooted Clone


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Rooted Clone


Let's get everything ready for cloning....

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I decided to leave that super long tendril uncut because I really like it.

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A snip and a dip into the rooting hormone...

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Is all it takes to create clones from clippings of this String Of Hearts succulent.

I use a semi moist soil, no need to water for a couple of days. We want the rooting hormone to do its magic and watering too soon will wash it down and it will become less effective.

I utilized some 3D printed aerated baskets to prevent waterlogging, and these are also reusable, which is a good environmentally friendly choice.

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That will do it for today.

What do you all think of this String of Hearts succulent?

I would love to read your thoughts in the comment section!

Thank you for stopping by,

Have a great day! -futuremind@futuremind

String Of Hearts Cloning | Ecency