How to prune string of hearts 'silver glory'

Spring or early summer when growth is active. Cut trailing stems just above a leaf node using clean scissors. Aim to remove no more than one-third of the vine length at once. Place cuttings (2–3 nodes) in water or moist soil to propagate.

Once or twice a year, or when vines become leggy. String of Hearts 'Silver Glory' benefits from light pruning to keep its trailing vines tidy and bushy. Trim long, sparse stems back by one-third to encourage branching and denser growth. Remove any dead or shrivelled leaves. Pruned cuttings root easily in water or soil, making trimming doubly useful.

Cut trailing stems just above a leaf node using clean scissors. Aim to remove no more than one-third of the vine length at once. Place cuttings (2–3 nodes) in water or moist soil to propagate.