String of rubies is easy to grow succulent that sports delicate yellow flowers. A great plant in a pot or in a hanging basket.
Soil
Requires well draining, acidic soil. Cactus/succulent soil mixes are recommended. Or make your own soil mixture with regular potting soil, perlite, and sand to provide drainage.
Fertilizer
String of rubies is not a heavy feeder. To support new growth, fertilize a couple time throughout the spring and summer months. Use a fertilizer that is low in nitrogen for best results.
Growth
Sprawling vines can trail up to 12 feet.
Light
A bright, sunny, south facing window that receives at least 6 hours of direct sunlight is ideal. Outdoors, string of rubies does best in full sun to partial shade conditions. When grown in direct sun, the leaves will turn ruby red. However, when grown in low light , the leaves will revert to green and the plant will become leggy.
Water
Let your sting of rubies dry out thoroughly between waterings. String of rubies, like most succulents are susceptible to root rot if overwatered. Water your plant thoroughly, allowing any excess water to drain out of the pot.
Pet Friendly? Yes, non toxic.
