Two 6 inch Cuttings -string of watermelons

This is for a 6 inch cutting -must know how to propagate - no refunds .

Place dry cutting on top of cactus succulent soil, water and leave in cool , shaded location , water again once dry do not keep moist or cuttings may rot .

Light
String of Watermelons love bright, indirect light. They’ll become fuller and grow faster if they get at least six hours of light per day. Never place them in direct sunlight, and avoid putting them in low-light areas (if you can’t read a book there, it’s too dark!). Be sure that the top of the plant is receiving light as well as the foliage because without light the top will start to thin out.

Water
like to dry out between watering in order to avoid root rot. It require more water when they’re actively growing and when they are in a brightly lit area of your home. This indoor plant’s growth dramatically slows down in the winter, so cut back on watering during the colder months.

Temperature
are somewhat cold tolerant. They can handle temperatures as low as 40℉, but we recommend not letting the temperature fall below 55℉ for this and all of your indoor plants. When temperatures rise over 85℉, the indoor vines might need to be watered more often. The hotter it gets the more water indoor plant will need!

Humidity
Average household humidity is fine, but like most other tropical plants, they’ll perform better with humidity levels at about sixty percent.

Fertilizer
Feel free to fertilize your String of Hearts when it’s actively growing. You can use a wide range of fertilizers, like fish or seaweed emulsion, compost-like worm castings, or a complete liquid fertilizer. We recommend diluting all liquid fertilizers to ½ strength. If you’re using worm castings as a top dressing, then dilute your liquid fertilizers to ¼ strength.