String of Rubies Succulent - Vibrant Trailing Plant with Ruby Foliage in 6 inch pot

Get a Similar or better plant(s) than the pictures! 📷

Heatpack is included if needed, i'll check your local weather when it comes to ship it, it will also depend on the plant family. Example: Alocasias, philodendrons, monsteras.

Weather: Plant will be safely packed, even heavy 20 lb+ plants make it safe to anywhere in USA 

Shipping: Handling time is from 2-6 days, transit time 1-3 days. 

Quality: The picture is a sample of a good quality plant, you'll receive the same or even better!

Guarantee: Safe arrival is guaranteed, if the're any problem, please email the pictures and we'll find the best solution, replacement if the plant is heavily damaged (very rare case).

 

Thank you for your support!

 String of Rubies (Othonna capensis), also known as Ruby Necklace or Little Pickles, is a vibrant trailing succulent native to South Africa. It’s loved for its jewel-toned foliage and easy care.

 

 

---

 

🌞 Light

 

Bright light = best color: Six hours of direct or very bright indirect light brings out rich ruby hues. In low light, stems and leaves turn green and may stretch .

 

Ideal placement is <1 ft from a south-facing window or outdoors with morning sun and afternoon shade .

 

 

 

---

 

💧 Water & Soil

 

Soak-and-dry method: Water deeply, then let soil fully dry before watering again—typically every 10–14 days .

 

Use well-draining, mildly acidic soil (cactus mix with perlite or sand, pH 6–6.5) .

 

Overwatering leads to root rot—one of the most common problems .

 

 

 

---

 

🌡️ Temp & Humidity

 

Prefers 60–80 °F, avoid prolonged exposure below 50 °F .

 

Thrives in average indoor humidity; moderate humidity can help, but avoid over-humid conditions .

 

 

 

---

 

🌱 Growth, Propagation & Maintenance

 

Fast-growing trail: Can reach ~6 ft; ideal for hanging baskets .

 

Propagate easily via stem cuttings in soil—one of the easiest succulents to multiply .

 

Trim sparingly for shape or to prune leggy growth; repot modestly every 2–3 years .

 

 

 

---

 

🦠 Common Issues

 

Leggy or green stems = not enough light .

 

Root rot = overwatering or poor drainage .

 

Cold damage if temps fall below 50 °F .

 

Watch for pests (mealybugs/scale) and remove damaged strands .

 

 

 

---

 

🌼 Why Grow It?

 

Showy color: Flushed red/purple leaves add dramatic flair.

 

Year-round blooms: Tiny yellow daisy flowers may appear frequently .

 

Low maintenance: Drought-tolerant, quick-growing, great for busy plant lovers .

 

 

 

---

 

🔑 Quick Care Cheat Sheet

 

Task Routine

 

Light 6 h bright/direct light for color

Water Every 10–14 days, let soil fully dry

Soil Cactus/succulent mix + perlite

Temp 60–80 °F; avoid <50 °F

Fertilizer 2× in spring/summer with low-N feed

Trim/Repot Prune lightly; repot every 2–3 years