I’ve never had a string of hearts before but after a couple months mine has given me so much growth and now it’s flowering 🥹 (but just curious, do y’all think this one is leggy? I feel like the leaves are very far apart, unless that’s normal)
It does seem a bit leggy to me
2 Me gusta Hmmmm it’s sitting in a mostly east facing window, so I feel like it’s getting tons of light especially in the mornings 🤨 but I do have it trailing facing away from the window (as shown), maybe if I move it back and face the strings towards the sun??
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Can always chop the leggy bit and put them back in the soil to grow a fuller plant. Still adjust the lighting and then hopefully the new growth isn’t as leggy.
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it’s probably getting leggy in the parts where the vines dip lower than the window! i have mine hanging high in my window & she’s super long & bushy but if her vines hit a dense part of my blinds that don’t allow for sunlight they get leggy & i have to chop her back. i definitely recommend hanging these plants & letting the full plant get direct light.
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The gap between the leaves are formed as the vines emerge from the soil. It’s growing fast to find more light/water. I recommend adding a grow light or moving it to a south window with sheer curtains to decrease the intensity of the light. Monitor the soil moisture levels so the leaves don’t get too dry. The leaves look a bit under watered.
0 Me gusta Oh yeah I took this pic right before I watered her 😅
0 Me gusta Okay, so I moved her back and faced her towards the sun. I chopped a couple vines to test since I haven’t propped this one before, I removed the leaves from the bottom node and stuck the bare node end in the pot. Hopefully this works 🫣
1 me gusta You got this!
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I bought little suction cups with hooks, so I could vine mine upwards on the window.
