Dont count the nickles before you get it. Just sayin’

Maybe get it & grow it some first, then wonder how to prop.

Mike that’s hilarious:)

Karen, it’s a cutting so I’m wondering how to root it! It’s Dischida nummularia.

Never grown it myself but I Googled and got multiple sites explaining how to propagate it. Sounds like a very easy subject. One of those you throw onto the medium and forget. Here's one site. https://www.ohiotropics.com/2019/05/26/dischidia-nummularia-string-of-nickels/.

Best way to propagate is to put it in the bank

Thank you Floral

It came today!!!

I see it's already rooted. Your question was how to propagate it but since that's it's already been done please ignore my response.

Floral, It’s actually not rooted! It was sent wrapped in spagnum moss.

I do plan on using 5-1-1 mix for it!

I have one Hoya and I’ve grown to really love it!

Are Dischida‘s similar to Hoyas or are they succulents?

I forgot you put that link for me! Thank you for that! I’m going to read up on it!!!

Right. I thought there were roots in the plastic wrap. Revert to my previous response. The link contains instructions for propagating. It sounds really easy.

Hoya and Dischidia are two species in the same plant family. 'Succulent' describes a type of fleshy plant texture so you could say that both species are succulent.

If you like your Hoya, they too are easy to propagate.

Yay good to hear! I’ll let you know when it roots! And maybe once is starts growing I can send you a cutting :)

I found more info on it and its an epiphyte. Sounds like coco husks or an orchid mix for epiphyte is the usual go to for it. I think I’ll grab a bag of orchid mix for it!

I don't think your plant is a Dischidia - it is Xerosycos. This is a vine from drier parts of Madagascar.

Iochroma, really? That’s interesting. I’m gonna look that up.

Iochroma, you are exactly right!!!! Thank you so much!!!!!! I’m so glad you commented because I would have killed it thinking it’s a Dischida. It was sold to me as String of Nickels but Dischida‘s leaves do look different.

Thanks, iochroma. Never having seen it took the OP's word for it.