What you’ve heard: String of pearls are succulents, so they don’t like to be watered frequently. Let the soil completely dry out between waterings. I only partially agree. Yes, string of pearls are succulents, so they do like the “drought/flood” method of watering. HOWEVER… 😏 String of pearls are a crawling succulent. Meaning, they grow sideways along the soil, shooting out new roots wherever that string is in contact with something to attach to. And, to grow those roots, they need moisture. No

There are a couple of ways to propagate string of pearls. In this video I will demonstrate water propagation: ➡️Cut off one of the strings ➡️Remove the bottom few pearls. Roots will grow from the nodes (where each of the pearls was) ➡️Put in water. SOP propagate VERY quickly, you will get roots in only a few days Same rules apply as for any propagation: ➡️Take only healthy cuttings ➡️Provide bright indirect light. More light speeds up propagation and increases success rate ➡️Replace water weekly