beatnikcrab
I'm mostly into cacti, aloes, and other heat tolerant succulents, and more recently hoyas and some tropicals. Phoenix, AZ. USDA zone 9b, heat zone 11.
I'm mostly into cacti, aloes, and other heat tolerant succulents, and more recently hoyas and some tropicals. Phoenix, AZ. USDA zone 9b, heat zone 11.
Mid Spring 2021
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Mid Spring 2021
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kez001uk
Sephy
addi1618
rustyluck2000
One of my string of hearts in particular is blooming like CRAZY. Up to 3 flowers per node for darn near 3 continuous feet of plant. What's going on here?? Isn't this a fall bloomer..? It never stopped growing over the winter, either, even though its neighbors did. 🤷🏻♀️
Glad to see the success! I would say it is early, but in your climate it might speed things along. 😁👍🌞
From what I understand the string of hearts comes from South Africa and blooms according to what hemisphere it’s in. We are in the northern hemisphere so it’s the opposite
@sunlovin @docthrill I mean.. it ALSO bloomed in the fall. It's blooming AGAIN, more vigorously now. 🤨
I’ve only done a little bit of research on string of hearts for my daughter @saguaro I don’t have them so not so much research. Let’s try @hannahchristine she can throw down som research
Mines blooming like crazy now too!
@aclayboy glad mine's not the only weird one! 😂 @docthrill I'm not worried about it or anything.. Just thought it was odd. 🤷🏻♀️
@beatnikcrab pretty its flowering process is normal it blooms in spring and summer in fall and winter is when plant will go dormant so less watering
Cool, thanks for the info @hannahchristine ! I knew they were spring/summer growers, but I thought they bloomed in the fall before going dormant. I didn't realize it bloomed at any time during its growth cycle! Neat!