String of Hearts Variegated Genus_Strelitzia resembling roofing shingles instead of

resembling roofing shingles instead of fanning or growing outwards like most climbers

The plant is not closely related to either watermelons or begonias

Best used as a support for Monsteras and climbing/vine plants

This plant is different than most philodendrons as its stems will not grow in a vine like habit

green circular leaves along its trailing stems giving this a moss like appearance

String of Hearts Variegated Genus_Strelitzia resembling roofing shingles instead ofBotanical Name: Ceropegia woodii Common Names: String of Hearts Variegated Description: The string of hearts is a trailing succulent native to South Africa. This plant has long, loose tendrils with circular, spade shaped leaves which gives it the appearance of small hearts growing along its vines. The plants foliage has a blotched pattern which can range from pink to light green, giving it a very unique camo like look.