String of Hearts Care + Propagation | Houseplant Care Tips

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In this video I share my care tips for the String of Hearts, also called, Chain of Hearts or Rosary Vine and its botanical name the Ceropegia Woodii.
I’m also going to propagate the String of Hearts through cuttings and water. When the roots have grown, I will plan mail him to a few of my IG followers to share the love.
The String of Hearts is one of the most popular and trendy houseplants today. Really easy to care for and even easier to propagate. Enjoy
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@kathygilbreath6073 5 лет назад

I thought you’re video was great. And I could see the nodes on the string of hearts. You explained it very well. Thanks for sharing.

@CrazyPlantGuy 5 лет назад

Kathy Gilbreath Thank you Kathy! 😊💚

@krystalll. 4 года назад

@@CrazyPlantGuy do you know if you can put tubers in water? Or will they rot? I have a big tuber on one of mine thats connected to a sohs thats like 4 foot long but the roots are very small. Got it from someone and trying to save this guy. Any advice would be amazing. Thank you so much!

@beavisnsluthead 3 года назад

I spent like 15 minutes untangling my string of hearts today. I plan on water propagating and this is insanely helpful!

@drnancymdizon 4 года назад

I like it when you say “ cut these two hearts off” .... not 2 leaves off 😍❤️♥️

@Plant_Mama 4 года назад

I've been watching your videos for hours and am deep on your page!! I love your plants and videos soo much, thanks so much for brightening my day and all your tips!

@cameronpoopqueen7147 4 года назад

I love your videos!!! Would you be open to filming a video on what to do when you repot once the roots are long enough?

@sophie716 5 лет назад

It makes me so happy when I hear about a thriving plant. I think I'm just happy they're being well (not) taken care of and happy.

@zeenat484 4 года назад

Hello, Your this gorgeous hanging inspired me lots. I will look for this plant. Excellent. Thanks for sharing. Zz from Canada 🇨🇦

@mayn-s.5535 4 года назад

Thank you for all your tips and specially that verigated one! What a beauty!

@lnoviaf9821 4 года назад

This video is great. I’ve been rooting a 4 leave string of hearts cutting. Now it’s growing it’s 7th leaf, and 3 roots but I’ll wait till they’re longer before I plant them in soil. Thanks for the tips!

@RuthiesSucculentObsession 4 года назад

Just what I newdes since I just acquired a string of hearts recently. Thanks for sharing☺👍❤.

@StaceyHerewegrowagain 2 года назад

Another great video as always Christian. Thanks for sharing. Yours are always so beautiful 😍

@farinsexplodiertefreundin215 5 лет назад

Another great way to propagate them is by the tubers. You just lay them on some soil and they will grow a complete new plant. My string of hearts had 5-6 tubers on only one string, so I cut the whole thing off and placed it in a circular shape into a new pot, if that makes sense.

@CrazyPlantGuy 5 лет назад

farins explodiertefreundin Yes makes sense. I will try that next time. Right now my SOH doesn’t have much tubers.

@possumfriend2335 4 года назад

@alexza03 They grow little round parts along the string, hence the other common name, rosary vine, and those are the tubers they mean. You can cut above those and lay those on the soil. You can do the wrap of the string on the soil to get nodes to root too but keep the strand rooted and do that rather than cut it and wrap, if that makes sense. That's worked better on mine.

@m0jj0jj0jj0 5 лет назад

Awesome video. I’m going to try this. There’s no need for apologies in the video. In my opinion it was well presented and informative. The way the glass vials were set up looked pristine and beautiful! Looking forward to more 😊😊

@CrazyPlantGuy 5 лет назад

Lani Haskins Thank you Lani. I appreciate the kind words. 😊💚

@crazycactuscollector2462 5 лет назад

Great video, thanks for sharing :) I really like the propagation station :)

@cristina9202 4 года назад

I just bought two little string of hearts in my local garden centre and one looked so full, but it was actually a bunch of loose strands sitting on top of the soil and only two strands that had roots. So now i have them all sitting in water. The waiting begins. I love your videos 💕

@CrazyPlantGuy 4 года назад

Awesome. Yes best way to make it full is cut long strings, root and then plant back at the top. Good luck. 😊

@Oakleaf700 4 года назад

@@CrazyPlantGuy Oh Thanks! I have three SOH plants, one from Kew Gardens London, which is the best, but he just gets Longer and longer, so I'll now propagate his trailing parts and fill up the pot, as currently all my SOH are on one side of pot only.💕🌱

@mimiweepinay 2 года назад

I have learned a lot and will try this technique. I’m a newbie in planting and thanks so much for sharing this!

@randystewart8895 Год назад

Thank You for clarifying steps in propagating this beautiful plant!

@lindavanwey5044 4 года назад

I just received two baby heart plants today! I was inspired by your gorgeous plant.

@drnancymdizon 4 года назад

I’ve been waiting for you to identify that hanging plant that is always behind you in most of your videos!!! Wow! I hope to own one soon ! ❤️❤️♥️

@angelalandes8146 5 лет назад

Thank you!!! My first string of hearts is on the way!!! Yours is so beautiful 😍

@Collection_of_unseen_nature 5 лет назад

Thank you so much for sharing! Lots of hugs from southern Sweden 🤗

@CrazyPlantGuy 5 лет назад

Collection of unseen nature awe. Thank you so much. 😊💚

@Ange-ns5be 5 лет назад

Very helpful! Just got a string of hearts need to propogate it now :) thanks!

@CrazyPlantGuy 5 лет назад

Angela T That’s awesome. Congrats on your SOH. I’m glad you find this video helpful😊💚

@PleasantPrickles 5 лет назад

It’s a very tall plant! Very nice! Thanks for the tips!🌱😀

@CrazyPlantGuy 5 лет назад

Pleasant Prickles He’s a big for sure. glad you found the video helpful.

@darahcastro1223 5 лет назад

Just bought the cutest string of hearts, it is a little baby in a 2 inch pot, can't wait to see it grow

@laylauk2654 5 лет назад

Thank you Kristen sir, I understood perfectly. I really appreciated the tips on watering these plants. Have another thank you and a great day from layla England uk

@jshvjshv7322 5 лет назад

Thanks for the info! Love your video!

@elyseng7106 3 года назад

Your string of hearts is so luscious! Can’t wait til mine is as full.

@thrillyria 3 года назад

I have gone mad watching your string of hearts and I finally received my first cuttings in the mail about a week ago! They have been in water and I can see that they are already making roots and I just cant wait! 😍

@triskamiran5410 3 года назад

How long did it take till it made roots? 🥺

@thrillyria 3 года назад

The cuttings have now been in water for about 2 weeks and they have maybe 1cm roots so I think it needs to grow more.

@triskamiran5410 3 года назад

@@thrillyria thank you! I got a cutting and it’s been in water for 8 days but it was rotting at the bottom so I cut it off today! I don’t know what i’m doing wrong 😭

@Sarah-qj6tu 3 года назад

@@triskamiran5410 same thing happened with mine. my soh sop sod all rotten only 2 of my sot survived in water propagation. i just put my soh in a shallow container lined with sphagnum moss and try the butterfly technique. for me i just put mine in transparent container lay the hearts and mist. put in ziplock bag and i just checked it daily or every 1 or 2 days to see if it needs misting or fresh air. so far it grows pretty quick. after 2 weeks i saw roots n now i already remived it from the ziplock bag.

@molliehelena174 3 года назад

im a bit dumb ahha did you just cut where you see heart leaves and then cut them leaves off and stick it in water ...??

@valiumk.9489 5 лет назад

thank you!! I only wish this video existed before I drown my first string of hearts (and having no idea I could save some cuttings...) I did just found another one after months of waiting and I'll be following your tips. one question though: does it like to be rootbound/in a small pot, just like the hoyas?

@anythingbootneck 5 лет назад

Perfectly explained and the camera work was fine.

@CrazyPlantGuy 5 лет назад

Paul B Thank you. 😊💚

@evamiletic1463 5 лет назад

Thank you! This was really helpful!:)

@OhMalignaMia 5 лет назад

Greetings from Calgary, Canada!! 👏 Great work, thank you for your tips!!

@iSEEcereal 4 года назад

Fantastic video! Very straightforward and informative. Thank you for sharing!!

@nodramamomma2777 5 лет назад

Great explanation! Just got a string of hearts...anxious to care for it correctly and get some babies to share! Thank you so much

@TheGallaghers 5 лет назад

Thanks for the video it helped me a ton!

@___mon_0418 4 года назад

This was extremely helpful, thank you so much!

@rekeshpatel300 4 года назад

Great video! And you could see the nodes really well! Thanks :)

@meujang 4 года назад

Thanks so much for sharing. Just follow your propagation advice. Finger crossed for my plants.

@RuthiesSucculentObsession 5 лет назад

That is beautiful. I need one of those string of hearts now. I have liked and subscribed.

@CrazyPlantGuy 5 лет назад

Ruthie's Succulent Obsession Thanks. They are hard to find right now, it depends where you are in the world. 💚😊

@Sara-gk2eh 3 года назад

This video was so well done and helpful!! Thank you thank you 🙏

@yoginiify 5 лет назад

Hey handsome. Thank you for all the tips. I have this ceropegia woodii and they so gorgeous.

@CrazyPlantGuy 5 лет назад

yoginiify Thank you. Congrats on your SOH. 😊💚

@oh0my 4 года назад

I bought one a few days ago, and love it so much!! Such a cute plant!!

@CrazyPlantGuy 4 года назад

Yay. Congrats

@Oakleaf700 4 года назад

@@CrazyPlantGuy Yours is the best SOH I have seen..Looks like you put cuttings all around the circumference of the pot...Greetings from 🇬🇧 where I am locked down with just plants for company!

@kathybrintlinger9993 5 лет назад

Great tips! I found it helpful to know you should allow quite a bit of root growth before planting . Last winter I couldn’t find this plant anywhere even online so I ordered seeds. I was doubtful but they did grow and I now have a plant with approximately 16-18 inch strings. I’m going to propagate a few soon to bulk it up a bit. Thanks!

@CrazyPlantGuy 5 лет назад

Kathy Brintlinger Wow. Off seeds. That’s amazing. I’ve never heard anyone have success growing these from seeds. Congrats. 💚😊

@Lotus-images 5 лет назад

Kathy Brintlinger That's amazing. Could you kindly share the link of the seeds? Thank you.

@carolmeyer5505 4 года назад

Kathy Brintlinger hi Kathy i read what you said about growing from seeds . did you have to germinate them in the refrigerator for a certain amount of time or did you just plant the seeds in the soil ? also i have some seeds for a peperomia plant coming from ebay i thought i was getting an actual plant but as it turns out they are only seeds and i have no idea what to do with them when i get them, any ideas ???

@kathybrintlinger9993 4 года назад

Carol Meyer I didn’t have to refrigerate the seeds. I believe they came with instructions. I’m sure I just put them in soil and kept them fairly moist and warm. I was skeptical but they did grow into a good size plant that I still have today. Good luck with your seeds! 🌱😊

@mykaelawynter9129 2 года назад

@hibiscusangel7376 5 лет назад

Ur amazing string of hearts !!! I just bought a string of turtles and some strings detached :( so now I’m here

@justkidding7523 4 года назад

Very good video. The focus was fine. Thanks for sharing. 💚-♥️-💛-💖-💙-💕

@patricialisowski1080 5 лет назад

That was very helpful! I wish to propagate my string of hearts and did not know where to begin. Thanks!

@marymaya5806 4 года назад

Keep coming back to your videos so had to subscribe 😊

@Wheatfree 4 месяца назад

Ooh, digging that colourful abstract piece on the wall near your propagation station. Funky art AND gorgeous plants 😍 First video I’ve seen but I already know I’m here for the duration. New sub ✌🏼

@lilydecuba 4 года назад

Thank you very helpful, I just received 4 cuttings from a highly rated seller on Ebay, in LA and it so happens that I purchased the heat pack as well, since I live in the northeast, well the seller sent the heat pack in a separete box that was tape to the box of that where the cutting were, not sure if the seller understand the kind of cold they can be exposed too, anyways, I just placed them in water for rooting, hope they all come back to looking better than they do now, thanks again

@shonaeast6286 4 года назад

Excellent video, thanks! We are going to do some chain-of-hearts-propagation as a home-school project. Thank you :)

@sjburlingameify 5 лет назад

Well done. Was able to follow easily!

@MACat1stSight 4 года назад

Your video is so helpful! Thank you!

@edivaniald Год назад

This was extremely helpful! Thank you

@JessentialLife 2 года назад

So helpful! thanks!

@margiemcpeak9304 5 лет назад

Good video! I just received my first and only 'String of Hearts' plant today! Yay! It is in a 4" pot; but, it's very sparse. So, I went online to read about how to care for them & how to propagate them. Here you were! Great timing! I had no idea that these beautiful plants could be rooted in water. That's great news, too! Thanks for covering all the bases. 💜

@CrazyPlantGuy 5 лет назад

Margie McPeak Congrats. They’re fast growers once they get going. So won’t be long before yours looks full and long.

@pdx_plantaholicjoy9132 5 лет назад

Margie McPeak, were did you order yours from?

@carolmeyer5505 4 года назад

Hi i have a question. i received my SOH plant about 3 weeks ago , i looked up online about watering and everything says wait until she’s completely dried out, on my moisturizer meter it registers a 2-3 so should i wait until it’s at a 1 ? or is now ok . also i can see the white bulbs at the top of the soil coming to the top it looks like... help i don’t know what to do

@carolmeyer5505 4 года назад

For crazy plant guy or anyone that can answer this question 🆙🔼

@Oakleaf700 4 года назад

@@carolmeyer5505 In growing season {spring summer} water then sparsely...They really don't like being over -watered. Let them dry out between waterings. In Autumn/Winter they go dormant, so only water when they look like they need it {soil very dry and their leaves feel less 'full'.} I'm sure Crazy Plant guy will be along soon...but don't panic..the white bulb is quite normal...Ive owned my 3 for only 18 months, but they all have the bulb showing. Over watering kills more succulent type plant than under watering. 🌱

@prideolea 5 лет назад

Omg I was so buying one tomorrow.

@Tuttifruit 5 лет назад

Wonderful, Thank you!!

@car4dan 3 года назад

Great video and you explained so well. Thank you. You got a new subscriber .

@edmond27355 4 года назад

Great advice. Enjoyed the video.

@Tiffany_D_P 4 месяца назад

This was helpful, thank you! 🌿

@tonyabrown39 2 года назад

Thanks thats just what i needed to know!

@catherinesaulnier5448 5 лет назад

Did a great job..👍💚🌱🌵

@lightcardsatlisas3932 2 года назад

Thanks crazy plant guy 😁

@CurryLives 2 месяца назад

Nice, thank you for the information

@corinne7143 4 года назад

I love your plants!! Question - I have my SOH still in its 3.5 inch nursery pot, certain heart strings are curling and a bit thin but I don't wanna over water it... how often should I water them? Thank you!!

@erwinarpon9207 3 года назад

I Love the way it does look specially the long vines of your string of heart. Only this summer started collecting plants. IM a fan of yours how you take care of your plants... its my stress reliever right now... cross fingers that they stay with me for years too. As I leave in Fort Saint John BC and right now we do have a thick snow here and its freezing cold...

@vperry1262 3 года назад

i love your videos!!! so much information! can anyone tell me what my plant's root system should look like when it's ready to plant? first time propagating!

@milical.d.1855 3 года назад

I just got mine :) so happy

@juliedavison-white1496 2 года назад

I so love your videos, thank you from South Africa

@JanniFromDenmark 4 года назад

I found this very helpful thank you

@KrissiCreates 5 лет назад

Hello and thank you for this video !! I bought cuttings of string of hearts. When I received them it came with instructions to dip cutting in rooting hormone and place into cactus soil with a bit of perlite mixed in. So being a newbie to string of hearts that's what I did. Then it said to gently water and place in bright indirect sunlight. 3 weeks later I got caught in one of the strings, ok my long hair did ! To my surprise it had tugged the string up a bit .... and there were roots !!!!! Love your video's!!

@louisemorgan4378 4 года назад

Thank you, very helpful 🙋‍♀️

@Nathi1995 5 лет назад

Awesome thank you so much!!! I killed so many of these as young fellas - now I know that it´s because I planted them in soil too early!!! Very helpful video, love it!!

@buchstabenpoesie8772 4 года назад

Thank you so much! :-) Great Video!

@Kat_plants_yaaaa 4 года назад

Very helpful!

@econrith 3 года назад

I scratch with a pin the stem so that the roots grow quicker. Seems to work.

@hanazawariu 4 года назад

I just bought my own string of hearts. though its a mini one. i love it and its so cute.

@CrazyPlantGuy 4 года назад

yay. Congrats.

@AlejandraCullen17 4 года назад

This is very helpful thank u!

@bellasbunniesaustralia462 5 лет назад

Great video thankyou!

@erin-iq8tm 4 года назад

i bought one after a long search about 3 months ago in a 2 inch pot. his strings were about 4 inches long but now they are 22, it's September now and as they become dormant in the winter do you think its a good idea to propogate now or wait until next spring? love ur vids 🌿🌿🖤

@WithYesica 4 года назад

Hi Christian! Let me know if I'm spelling your name wrong, I just discovered your channel. I ordered some succulents and cacti (obsessed) and was given two string of hearts cuttings as a gift. I might love the cuttings more than my order. Just followed your instructions. You communicated so clearly and well. If they sprout roots, you'll be the first I tell!

@jmredecio5974 5 лет назад

for this video i buy string of hearts this weekend... 💚🍀

@QurratHyder 2 года назад

Will try this method surely thanks

@traceym.637 3 года назад

This was great Thank you!

@vandanad3786 5 лет назад

Beautiful plant n nice tips not getting nearby my place...hope in future I will HV those million of 💓.

@CrazyPlantGuy 5 лет назад

vandana D Thank you. Good luck with your SOH

@geraldn.6871 5 лет назад

😊 thank you for sharing 🙂

@53peace 2 года назад

Excellent video. Thanks

@Oakleaf700 3 года назад

I watched this in Lockdown about 5 months ago after my string of hearts fell from a tiny high shelf slicing off half it's length in the radiator below.... Thanks to this video I now have two big pots full of new plants! I took cuttings and that romped away and made their funny little vase like flowers. I love them! Made some for Mum, too. Thanks very much. I tried layering, too...Both work well.

@kaigonzalez-cruz2672 3 года назад

Hi! What's layering?

@Oakleaf700 3 года назад

@@kaigonzalez-cruz2672 ..Look at your string of hearts... and you will see little 'Nodes' where leaves come out...Snip the leaves off...{look online to see} Loop the long string up and put the node{with snipped off leaves missing} slightly under the compost It will form roots...you can after a few months snip the loop to make two separate strings. NOW {Autumn in Northern hemisphere} isn't a good time to do it as the plant goes dormant, but if you are in the Southern Hemisphere...go ahead {lengthening days} There are instructions online for 'Layering' these plants. I find it quite compulsive growing new strings from an existing plant ..Good luck!

@tinybird2413 2 года назад

This is so funny. Because of you I got one of these plants. It came in a pot the size of a shot glass and was only a few strands 6" long. Fast forward a few months and it's more than 3' long, and was taking over! I had to cut it back. I am trying to propagate it now so I can transplant it all to a bigger pot. This plant is a beast

@veganfitmumma2364 4 года назад

Just ordered one cant wait to get it

@CrazyPlantGuy 4 года назад

Yay. Congrats. 😊

@deboracroft1292 5 лет назад

I would call that a Mother Plant!🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱

@Oakleaf700 4 года назад

Definitely that is usual term, but these plants might be monoecious?...So 'He' is ok in this case 🌈

@lindseycunningham7268 4 года назад

You rock! Thanks!

@blackbordello 5 лет назад

Thanks for the video, I found it helpful although confused because some people say all you have to do is lay the tubers on top of the soil? But this seems like a lot more work! But I’ll see how it goes. I had a problem where the tops of the strings on my plant were drying up meaning the rest of the string would just fall off. I had no idea why this was happening, perhaps they weren’t properly rooted when I bought the plant?

@mayamizushima9673 3 года назад

Thanks for the info 🌱🌱🌱❤️

@michellereed479 3 года назад

I prefer to use sphagnum moss for propagating soh. I find that each cutting forms it's own little bulb & roots, therefore the cuttings have a much higher success rate. Often you will have to leave some moss on the roots when transferring to soil because the roots cling to the moss.

@HajjiYasmine 4 года назад

Thank you!

@cosas-de-elvis. 4 года назад

Great video. Thanks.

@anilradeikcel6075 4 года назад

your vid was excellent...and we could see where you were cutting clearly...thank you!

@93z 5 лет назад

do you have any tips on how to make the plant look fuller and more lush? do you replant propagations back into the original pot or place the tubers into the dirt at all? mine's only a 4" pot with around 10 strands and looks pretty scraggly but it's grown to be over a foot long since i bought it in july!

@hagelslag9312 4 года назад

You can also propagate the leaves. I have successfully propped 10/15 leaves now so when you cut them off it’s worth a try. I find it s great solution to give the top side a bit more thickness. However instead of cutting, carefull pull the leaf (with the small stem attachted to the node) and make sure the stem comes off. You need that stem.