What's up everyone? Welcome back to the Epic Gardening Podcast. We're here again with

Karina of Sacred Elements and today we're talking about a pretty cool plant. It's

actually one that I just got in my home. It's called the String of Hearts.

A Latin name, I believe, is Seropagia Woody. It's also known as the Rosary Vine.

It's just a really interesting, interesting house plant. It's a drooping vining plant that has these succulent

esque leaves that of course form the shape of a heart and they also have a really interesting

texture to them and they can grow quite long.

I believe Green has one over nine feet tall or sorry nine feet long,

although I guess if you were to train it upwards it would be nine feet tall.

But today we're going to talk about how

she cares for it how did she get one that was just this amazing this beautiful of a

specimen as well as how do you propagate it because one of the ways that you can kind of bush it out,

make it look really interesting is by propagating it and then planting those propagated vines

into that same pot or maybe even starting a new one. So,

Karina, how do you care for this bad boy?

Hi, so let's see again, something I have learned along the way is that it is a succulent

bind so it does not kind of first and foremost does not like to be wet it likes to

be watered really well and then left alone for weeks.

So I feel like that's kind of the main thing.

The other thing I do is I do feed all of my house plants about once a month. I add organic

fertilizer to the water and I see so they get basically a monthly dose of food and I

think that's kind of at least part of the reason why mine's

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