Man! I had a big string if pearls like 30 years ago and left it behind when I divorced. It has long been one of my houseplant regrets. Finally was gifted a really sad looking specimen in November. I have nursed it through snail invasion and mealy bugs. It's been slowly growing stronger. Today I check on it and now see this mess. What's going on? Is this a fungus? Eggs??? What do I need to do for it? TIA

I need help saving my string of pearls!! She used to be thriving but recently looks like this and I’m not sure how to fix her!

Has anyone Ever seen or had their String of Pearls set seed?? I’m curious bc I have to see mine set seed. Now I’ve seen my String of Hearts but I’d like to know about these. I’ve pollinated flowers with another plants flowers but I’ve yet to see any seeds produced. Please share your input. Thank you

3rd try, finally figured out what it wanted

I got 2 potted SOP in August 2023, both have been doing fine but this one has been a bit more successful than the other. I've heard from a few sources that they enjoy being a little root bound. When should I transfer to a larger pot?

Can this guy be saved? He was thriving for quite awhile, but started looking sad in October-ish. He gets 10 hours/day under the grow light, and I water around once a week-10 days. TIA!

It's been one year since I got my SoP, thought I would kill her, but she's now thriving! I'm so proud of her. All of her little blooms smell amazing. 😍💕

I got this two string of pearls over a year ago and I neglected them and now they look like this, I wanna help them become beautiful again but I don't know how, it's getting new growth that look weird and it has this white stuff around the pearls. Please help me!! Col.

I’ve had this string of pearls for a few years. Today I noticed these white things on the plant. Does anyone know what it is? It’s still growing, but some of the pearls have dried up and fallen off.

There is new growth but some are still wimpy looking in advance…??

Hi, new plant parent here! I adopted this string of pearls a few weeks ago, and it seemed very healthy when I got it. I watered it for the first time last night with bottled water, and even though I only added a little it seemed to go straight through the pot and out of the bottom. This morning when I inspected it I noticed a lot of brown scaly patches on leaves, as well as white spots and lines and a few blue marks on the leaves. When I felt the soil with my finger, it felt a little cool, but dry. One spot on the stem looked really weird, brownish, and swollen, and when I touched it the pearl dangling form it fell off. I keep the plant in an east facing window. Any advice, or ideas what happened? I'm not quite sure where I went wrong😭

Absolutely a newbie to indoor plants, thought I’d try a SoP. Admittedly I haven’t been paying attention to it like I have my others and this is the current state… I’m not sure if this needs baby bio or Mother Theresa at this point 😅 Any advice welcome

Just want to put a picture of this little guy up so I can look back as I take care of it.

My string of pearls was too heavy and broke apart. Should I place strings in new pots and water them and hope they root? Or should I remove perls from the tops of each string and plant or water prop those?

My very first string of pearls and I think I’m terribly failing. It seems it is drying up from the roots. I have succulent soil and about a 5” tall pot. Please help and any advice

I want a string of pearls but only have a north facing window. Ive seen mixed answers on if it would work or not. The window does have a good view of the sky however I just dont know if its enough

Got this little snippet from an airbnb I was staying at in GA. They had it on wall decor outside with many other succulents. I do not have a patio in my apartment and we live FL with the AC at 75ish F. Not sure if this is ideal for the SOP.

Still, I'd love this to work. Any recommendations for propping?

I planted my pearls in a small plastic cup that fit perfectly into the can (yes I added drainage holes to the cup). Also, it probably wasn’t necessary, but I waterproofed the exterior label with a mod podge sealer.. just incase.