Ceropegia woodii variegata (Variegated String of Hearts)

Romantic, ethereal, gorgeous—this is one plant that lives up to the hype. Delicate pink, white, and green hearts overflow from the pot and cascade down up to twelve feet long. Growing a variegated string of hearts is easy too, provided that you give it the conditions it wants:- Very bright light. Hanging from your sunniest window is ideal. The more light this plant gets the faster it will grow, the bushier the growth will be, and the pink-er the hearts will turn in color. Light is your best friend when growing this plant.- Water sparingly. Allow the soil to sit completely dry for up to a week before watering thoroughly. - I prefer to pot my String of Hearts in terra cotta, usually with a rocky soil or succulent mix, to help give the plant a very quick soak and dry cycle, which is what it wants.