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This stunning evergreen succulent is a trailing vine that can spread up to 4 meters in length and 10cm in height. The leaves are shaped like hearts (hence the name) and are deep green with variegated silver markings. The stems are wire-thin and pinkish.
Discovered in 1881 by John Medley Wood of Durban Botanic Gardens hanging from rocks in Natal at an altitude of 1800 feet! He sent it to Kew and its trailing habit and tolerance of neglect led it to becoming an ideal plant for hanging pots.
It also has water storing tubers, making it virtually drought-resistant. Very easy to grow on from cuttings.
Plant care tips to help you get the most out of your purchase. For further guidance click the link below.
Temperature Normal room temprature will be fine for this plant. (around 15°C)
WateringShould only be watered when completely dry and should never be stood in water.
Feeding Feed during growing season which is spring to mid summer. 
Tips A south facing window would be a good setting for this plant as needs the warmth but only as long as there isn't direct light on it. 
Light Level The plant does like a bright spot but not direct sunlight. It can also do well in low light levels as well. 
Toxicity to Pets Safe
