String of Hearts Plant | Trailing Succulent Houseplant (Ceropegia woodii)

A Trailing Succulent That Brings Effortless Elegance to Any Space

The String of Hearts (Ceropegia woodii) is one of the most beloved trailing houseplants for good reason. Its delicate, vine-like stems cascade beautifully from shelves, hanging baskets, and plant stands, adorned with small heart-shaped leaves in silvery-green with deep green veining. Low-maintenance and fast-growing, it's an ideal choice for beginners and seasoned plant lovers alike.

Easy to Grow, Hard to Stop Admiring

String of Hearts thrives in bright, indirect light and requires minimal watering — making it one of the most forgiving houseplants you can own. It tolerates some neglect, bounces back quickly, and rewards consistent care with lush, trailing vines that can grow several feet long. Display it high on a shelf or in a hanging planter and let the vines do the work.

• Trailing succulent with heart-shaped, silvery-green leaves
• Thrives in bright, indirect light — tolerates some direct morning sun
• Low-water needs — allow soil to dry fully between waterings
• Fast-growing trailing vines ideal for shelves, hangers, and plant stands
• Non-toxic to humans; check pet safety before placing near animals
• Ships as a live potted houseplant

Perfect for Gifting or Adding to Your Collection

Whether you're building out a plant shelfie or looking for a thoughtful gift, the String of Hearts delivers on both beauty and ease. Its romantic heart-shaped foliage makes it a popular choice for home décor, and its trailing habit adds dimension and life to any room.

Product Specifications

• Botanical Name: Ceropegia woodii
• Common Name: String of Hearts
• Plant Type: Trailing succulent / semi-succulent
• Light: Bright, indirect light
• Watering: Low — allow soil to dry between waterings
• Growth Habit: Trailing / vining
• Ships As: Live potted houseplant

Care Instructions

• Place in bright, indirect light — a south or east-facing window is ideal
• Water thoroughly, then allow soil to dry out completely before watering again
• Avoid overwatering — root rot is the most common issue
• Feed with a diluted balanced fertilizer once a month during spring and summer
• Trim vines to encourage bushier growth and propagate cuttings in water or soil
• Keep away from cold drafts and temperatures below 50°F (10°C)