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string of hearts indoor plant String Of Hearts Plant 12cm

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string of hearts indoor plant String Of Hearts Plant 12cmString Of Hearts Plant Delivered Introduce a touch of natural elegance to your indoor spaces with the String of Hearts Plant (Ceropegia woodii). Renowned for its delicate, heart shaped leaves and trailing vines, this plant adds charm to any room, whether placed on a shelf or suspended in a hanging basket. Its unique foliage and easy care nature make it a favourite among houseplant enthusiasts. Native to South Africa, the String of Hearts thrives in

String Of Hearts Plant Delivered 

Introduce a touch of natural elegance to your indoor spaces with the String of Hearts Plant (Ceropegia woodii). Renowned for its delicate, heart-shaped leaves and trailing vines, this plant adds charm to any room, whether placed on a shelf or suspended in a hanging basket. Its unique foliage and easy-care nature make it a favourite among houseplant enthusiasts.

Native to South Africa, the String of Hearts thrives in bright, indirect light and requires minimal maintenance, making it ideal for both novice and experienced plant owners. With proper care, it can produce small, tubular pink and purple flowers, adding to its visual appeal.

SPECIFICATIONS

Botanical Name Ceropegia woodii
Common Names String of Hearts, Rosary Vine, Sweetheart Vine
Pot Size 12cm nursery pot
Plant Height Trailing vines up to 1 metre
Light Requirements Bright, indirect sunlight
Watering Allow soil to dry between waterings
Soil Type Well-draining, cactus/succulent mix
Flowering Tubular pink/purple flowers in summer
Pet Friendly Non-toxic to pets

KEY FEATURES

  • Delicate, heart-shaped foliage

  • Fast-growing trailing vines

  • Produces charming pink and purple flowers

  • Low maintenance and drought-tolerant

  • Ideal for hanging baskets or shelves

  • Non-toxic to pets

COME IN TO

Your String of Hearts plant will arrive in a 12cm nursery pot, ready to be placed in your chosen spot. Its trailing vines can be styled to cascade gracefully from shelves or hanging planters, adding a touch of greenery to your home décor.

GROWING TIP

Position your String of Hearts in a location with bright, indirect sunlight. Water sparingly, allowing the soil to dry out completely between waterings to prevent root rot. During the growing season, a diluted houseplant fertiliser can be applied monthly to encourage healthy growth and flowering.

PERFECT FOR

  • Enhancing indoor spaces with trailing greenery

  • Adding to hanging baskets or high shelves

  • Gifting to plant enthusiasts

  • Creating a low-maintenance plant collection

  • Pet-friendly households

At Plants by Post, we are dedicated to providing top-quality, British-grown plants delivered directly to your doorstep. Our String of Hearts Plant in a 12cm pot offers both beauty and resilience, ensuring your indoor spaces remain vibrant throughout the year. Trust us to bring nature's charm to your home with convenience and care.

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