I put my string of hearts outside, and she is so happy!
I put my string of hearts out on my front porch recently while I was treating her for mealies, and she has been thriving! Should I keep her out here for the rest of the summer? She has so much new growth now and a ton of flowers
You know I been thinking about doing this with mine as well. I have a couple of them and one I cut into butterflies I’m trying to get to root now in a shallow tray of wet soil i think might be too fragile for now but my little 2″ pot of hearts is happy yet looks like it might enjoy some time outdoors with some of the other plants currently loving the safety of the porch but the bright sun and daily watering have everyone standing up and looking so happy, I check every day except for succulents. I try and water them about once a week because it’s so hot and dry here. My coleus, wandering dude, inch plant, pothos, and my string plants will need daily watering, almost. All my plants that are harder to raise indoors seem to thrive the minute they get outside. Yours looks amazing, and you’ve definitely given me the motivation to try it and see if i can’t get my tiny 2 inch pot to grow into something more substantial.
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You know I been thinking about doing this with mine as well. I have a couple of them and one I cut into butterflies I’m trying to get to root now in a shallow tray of wet soil i think might be too fragile for now but my little 2″ pot of hearts is happy yet looks like it might enjoy some time outdoors with some of the other plants currently loving the safety of the porch but the bright sun and daily watering have everyone standing up and looking so happy, I check every day except for succulents. I try and water them about once a week because it’s so hot and dry here. My coleus, wandering dude, inch plant, pothos, and my string plants will need daily watering, almost. All my plants that are harder to raise indoors seem to thrive the minute they get outside. Yours looks amazing, and you’ve definitely given me the motivation to try it and see if i can’t get my tiny 2 inch pot to grow into something more substantial.