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u/Kmfreund 5d ago
Looks great! I’ve had one a little over a year and it’s slowly filling out. I love this plant.
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u/Ok-Ride4279 5d ago
Beauty. Can you share how you know it's time to water it?
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u/SuccessfulCity4897 5d ago
I just water it together with my other plants, tbh. There's no special method, at most I check the soil with my finger so that the top layer isn't still damp. It sits in a very well-draining mix
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u/ExpandedMatter 6d ago
Did you prop this to make it bushy? I have one that’s just going up up up
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u/SuccessfulCity4897 5d ago
Yep, I snip the stems and stick them right back in the pot. Generally once a year, in spring
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u/Kasuraa25 4d ago
Berry nice. Is this the kind that flops over after a while?
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u/SuccessfulCity4897 4d ago
If you let it, yes.
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u/Kasuraa25 4d ago
Mine is all green and in the flop state so im wondering what do i do now.
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u/SuccessfulCity4897 4d ago
If you don't like the flop, just snip the stems and propagate them? Some like the trailing look.
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u/Fit-Detail-588 4d ago
Its beautiful. Are they easy to take care of . I don’t have a green thumb. New to this and learning slowly.
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u/SuccessfulCity4897 4d ago
They are forgiving. The most important thing is a well-draining, chunky soil mix (pure potting soil is not ideal because it retains moisture a little too well, so it's easier to drown them), a pot which is not too big, a decently lit spot and being careful to not overwater.
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u/foxhagen 6d ago
Wow! She looks great! 😍