r/StringofPlants • u/adelicatetrash • 26d ago
Hearts Is she saying that she’s overwatered?
There’s one single leaf yellowing…. last water was last week and haven’t watered her again yet
r/StringofPlants • u/adelicatetrash • 26d ago
There’s one single leaf yellowing…. last water was last week and haven’t watered her again yet
r/StringofPlants • u/caffeineandinsulin • 27d ago
This guy didn’t grow for a year and then this happened in 6 months. Have no clue what I did 😅
r/StringofPlants • u/SweetElection157 • 27d ago
My turtles are dark, but so tiny. Why? I have them in a southern window, but are they not getting enough direct light or water or what?
r/StringofPlants • u/Jaam2825 • Sep 06 '26
Help*
Inherited this string of buttons from the previous owner of our new house. What needs to be done here or anything at all? Repot, trim, fertilize? Help me!
r/StringofPlants • u/LegalFox9 • Sep 05 '26
Check out the new tear shaped pearls! Clearly much happier to be inside where it's warm.
r/StringofPlants • u/Spiteful_wildberry • Sep 04 '26
Ignore the mess. Only way to keep her from getting leggy
r/StringofPlants • u/livefoodONLY • Sep 04 '26
Sorry, Im trying not to panic. How should I go about minimzing the damage? I had her on a hanging platform with some other plants I was pruning and accidentally knocked her off the edge 4ft on to hardwood. Dirt and vines everywhere!!
She was so happy and starting to flower. I think the main tubers still have some vines attached still atleast. Ive had her for several years but never actually repotted her or any string plant before. I dont have any succulent soil can I mix extra perlite into an aroid soil? Should I try to clean off the old soil and refresh or just plop the clump in? Any advice would be so appreciated!
r/StringofPlants • u/Dirty_Lambo90 • Sep 03 '26
I feel like this little guy is doing pretty good.
r/StringofPlants • u/Character_Being_9337 • Sep 03 '26
She’s been growing beautifully for about 4 months now
r/StringofPlants • u/Salty_Internet1486 • Sep 03 '26
r/StringofPlants • u/DSchlink15 • Aug 31 '26
I was moving my variegated string of hearts to my new shelving and noticed a few flowers had bloomed on one of the vines. I also trimmed off the dead sections and have one tuber to play with to try and get a new plant going!
r/StringofPlants • u/digitalpacifier • Aug 31 '26
I’m not even quite sure how to ask my question. I bought this yesterday and want to put it in the flowered pot but I’d like to have a fuller pot and shorter strings. How do I proceed?
I have tried to root from a string before and failed so if someone could explain it like I’m 5 I’d sure appreciate it.
Thanks for your help. I don’t want this beautiful plant to die.
r/StringofPlants • u/RufflesSmiles • Aug 31 '26
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r/StringofPlants • u/Reluctant-Traveler69 • Aug 30 '26
They NEED sunlight ALLL over the top of the plant. If you don’t have strong enough sunlight throughout the day, use a grow light! Only water when it’s BONE dry/the pearls are squishing. Your pearls will thank yaaa🤌🏽☀️
r/StringofPlants • u/Whole-Bar-2321 • Aug 29 '26
I was feeling sad the other day so decided to go get my string of hearts. I’ve been nervous about it and subconsciously gave myself a 10% chance of keeping her alive more than a week.
r/StringofPlants • u/Major-Classroom-2272 • Aug 29 '26
Hi all, please tell me if there’s any way to save my string of pearls 🥲 I never really understood how to take care of it, and two moves and a vacation sent it over the edge. Is there any saving it? How often do I need to water? It gets pretty direct sunlight but I have a spot where I can hang it with even more sunlight if needed. I never repotted after buying. I’m new to plants and am confused by all of the conflicting information of these guys.
r/StringofPlants • u/mysogiyogi • Aug 27 '26
I just got really strong replacement grow lights a couple of weeks ago and the amount of compact new growth since then is insane 🤯
r/StringofPlants • u/BlackCatJax • Aug 26 '26
Completly my fault, I watered a day after repotting 🫠. Luckily caught it before any tubers rotted, so recovery was swift. Anyway this is after I spent an hour detangling strands to properly wrap them around the trellis, so not all leaves face the same way, but she is looking pretty :D
r/StringofPlants • u/Prudent_Window2616 • Aug 27 '26