Feed this plant periodically with a diluted liquid fertilizer. Water it fairly infrequently. Moderation is key with the String of Hearts plants, as long as you know you must not let them dry out. And be sure soil drains well so that "wet feet" do not become an issue. If this plant is positioned in bright indirect light or dappled sunshine, it should do very well.

Some other varieties of String of Hearts plants have silver veining, but this one shows off leaves that are almost completely shaded in an attractive silver color, with slightly darker edging. Leaf undersides have a purplish tone and look great as they cascade out of planters and baskets that can be enjoyed indoors year-round. And speaking of "round", each leaf has a slightly more rounded shape than those on other String of Hearts plants, which typically have a more pointed base to each "heart". Ceropegia woodii, Silver Glory is great for pairing with other String of Hearts vines so that the different colors and shapes can work their magic together.