I made a post about this a few days ago, but I’m still struggling with my string of pearls. It just seems to keep shriveling more and more every day. Is there any way I can save this? Should I try to cut and propagate any healthy parts before it’s too late?
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1 me gustaI grow mine outside under sunshade where it flourishes. I water sparingly. Not sure how to replicate inside
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Where do you live? Does it survive the winter?
0 Me gustaI am in SF Bay Area so it does but I move into my greenhouse for cover
0 Me gusta Ahh that makes sense, ugh wish I had that climate, I’m in NC so lots of rain and pretty cold days in January
0 Me gustaMaybe put out based on the season.
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Strings of pearls have thin, shallow roots and like to dry out completely between waterings. They are prone to root rot if they receive water too soon. If you haven’t already, check the roots for rot (treat any rot with peroxide), change to succulent/cactus soil, and repot in a terra cotta or clay pot with lots of drainage in a place that receives full sun. Only water when the soil is dry to the bottom or the little vertical windows are closed and the pearls have a little give.
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