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You can propagate a ruby necklace house plant by cutting anywhere on the stem. Once you have a cutting that you have cut from the mother plant, you can peel back a couple of leaves from that fresh cut stem area. This is the area in which you’re going to re-pot into your new pot of soil. You have to be careful though because these leaves on the plant are somewhat heavy and that can weigh down the cutting when planting it. It’s very common for the leaves to drape over the pot, and the weight of it all pulls it right out of the soil. Some people use a trick to DIY a bobby pin and use it as a stake to hold the stem down.

The ruby necklace plant is known as a trailing succulent and it’s from South Africa. The little leaves on the plant look like small little pickles and that’s where it gets its other common name from the string of pickles. This plant turns a different color when it’s put in super high lighting. Some Collett sun stress but a lot of these succulents prefer very high lining.

Once you have planted your new ruby necklace plant cuttings you need to make sure that you’re giving them lots of water. We find that watering the plant with a spray bottle helps a little bit more because you don’t want the soil getting too wet. The spray bottle enables you to just water the surface of the soil instead of all of the soil. you have to remember that the cuttings of the stem are only within an inch or so of the soil surface and that’s what needs water.