How to Propagate a String of Pickles Plant 

To propagate a string of pickles house plant you will have to cut anywhere on the stem and replant that stem that you just cut into your soil. This is an extremely easy plant to propagate. One thing that is a bit difficult at times is to get that stem to stay inside the soil of your new pot. The leaves of this plant have some weight to them and sometimes it pulls that stem out of the soil. a lot of people use a trick to have a bobby pin secure it down as a quick DIY.
This plant is also referred to as the ruby necklace. It gets that name because the leaves on this plant turn to a ruby color when the plant is getting lots of sunlight. The string of pickles is known as a trailing succulent. This means that you should be aware of overwatering because this plant rots very easily because it hates to be overwatered.
To propagate the string of pickles plant just make a cut using scissors anywhere on the stem. You can then peel back a couple of the leaves near the bottom of the stem where you cut. This is the section of stand that you put into your new pot of soil. It may take a couple of months for new root growth to grow on the new cutting. This is a very slow growing plant so be very patient.