How to prune ceropegia woodii f. variegata

Spring to early summer during active growth. Pinch or snip individual vines just above a node using clean scissors. Trim bare sections back to where healthy leaves remain. Rooted string-of-hearts cuttings can be replanted in the same pot to fill gaps.

As needed; typically once per year in spring to tidy leggy growth. Variegated string of hearts rarely needs pruning. Pinch back any excessively long or bare stems to encourage bushier growth, or trim leggy vines to tidy the plant. Cuttings from trimmed sections root readily in water or soil. Beyond that, simply remove any dead or yellowing leaves or stems as they appear.

Pinch or snip individual vines just above a node using clean scissors. Trim bare sections back to where healthy leaves remain. Rooted string-of-hearts cuttings can be replanted in the same pot to fill gaps.