String of Million Hearts - Dischidia Ruscifolia
A slow growing semi-succulent
Can be toxic to animals
Originates
The String of Million Hearts plant originates from Philippines.
Overview
It takes its name from its tiny heart-shaped leaves which trail. An attractive plant that is considered easy to care for, and happy living in offices or darker corners of the house. A mature plant flowers with delicate white blooms.
Position
This plant can be kept trimmed so it fits within a pot, or left to trail, so equally happy in a pot on a shelf or window sill.
Watering
Always allow the soil to dry fully between watering as roots are susceptible to rot. As with other succulents String of Million Hearts thrive with less watering.
How to make plant fuller
The String of Million Hearts is a slow to grow trailing plant but is certainly worth the wait. Propagation is possible with this plant, but we recommend the straight to soil route.
Repotting
You will know when your String of Million Hearts plant requires a new or larger pot, as it may stop growing, look weaker or less healthy than the previous season. A peat-free cactus or succulent mix is recommended to encourage the right level of drainage for this succulent.
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