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‘Silver
Glory’
Who knew?
I had a reader ask how many kinds of
String of Hearts there are? At the time,
I thought it was one and only, Ceropegia woodii, String of Hearts.
Then a sister plant showed up ----
Ceropegia linearis woodii ---- now called ‘Heartless’ String of Daggers. The demand for this is endless.
Luckily, the internet allows new
ideas and pictures to flow around the world instantly. I looked at the right time and found ‘Silver
Glory’ String of Hearts. The heart
shaped leaves are solid silver on the outside giving a distinctive look ----
different from the traditional green and silver.
Assuming that ‘Silver Glory’ will be
stable in propagation, this will be a winner.
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Sunday, November 17, 2019
'Silver Glory' String of Hearts
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There is also the Variegated version and one solid green variety called Orange River. Not completely certain, but I think ‘String of Needles’ or Ceropegia linearis is also now classified as a variety on the woodii.
ReplyDeleteClick here to learn more about the fascinating world of String of Hearts. It's incredible how some houseplants, like the Primulina 'Loki,' can thrive for years with minimal care. Your insight into the importance of water and light is spot on. I also found the comparison with African Violets quite interesting. Keep up the great work in sharing valuable plant care tips!
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