String of Fish Hooks

If you’re looking for an easy to grow trailing succulent, look no further! Whether you keep it inside year round or let it hang outside during warmer months, this beautiful plant will keep trailing and trailing with ease.

They only need to be watered about once over 2 weeks. Before you water your plant stick your finger in the top inch of soil. If it’s dry, you’re good to water it. If it’s wet, wait!

This plant loves and needs a lot of bright indirect light! But be careful that it doesn’t get too much direct sunlight, as too much sun can scorch it’s leaves.

No! This plant is not pet friendly.

YELLOWING LEAVES:
Yellowing leaves can indicate a range of problems, including overwatering, underwatering, or nutrient deficiencies. To help your String of Hooks recover, check the soil moisture levels and adjust watering as needed, make sure it is not sitting in standing water, and fertilize it with a balanced houseplant fertilizer according to package instructions.

LEAF DROP:
If you notice that your String of Hooks is dropping leaves, it could be a sign of stress or disease. Check to make sure that the plant is not being over or under-watered, and that it is not experiencing extreme temperature fluctuations. Additionally, inspect the leaves and stems for signs of pests or disease, such as wilting, discoloration, or spots. If you suspect a pest or disease problem, treat it with an appropriate product or consult with a local nursery or garden center for further guidance.