This indoor plant’s growth dramatically slows down in the winter, so cut back on watering during the colder months. Ceropegia woodii require more water when they’re actively growing and when they are in a brightly lit area of your home. Rosary vines like to dry out between watering in order to avoid root rot.
Be sure that the top of the plant is receiving light as well as the foliage because without light the top will start to thin out. Never place them in direct sunlight, and avoid putting them in low-light areas (if you can’t read a book there, it’s too dark!). They’ll become fuller and grow faster if they get at least six hours of light per day. The bulbous tubers can also be planted directly in soil to create new plants!Ĭeropegia woodii love bright, indirect light.
If the vines are growing too long for your liking, you can cut them back and propagate the cuttings in water. Therefore, refrain from moving this plant too often, and instead, attach these vines to trellises or other supports (they need your help because they lack grasping tendrils to climb on their own). The greatest difficulty lies with the ease with which the long vines will tangle. These beautiful plants are particularly attractive because they have simple needs. The Rosary Vine indoor plant produces delicate, trumpet-shaped flowers that form three-inch-long needle-shaped seed pods and long vines. The lush, heart-shaped leaves cascade to the floor in quivering, long threads, adding a sense of fluid movement to your room. Common Name: Rosary Vine, Chain of Hearts, Collar of Hearts, and Hearts EntangledĬeropegia woodii lures you in for a closer look because it makes you feel as though you are sitting next to a beautiful waterfall.
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