Senecio rowleyanus variegated | Variegated String of Pearls
Variegated String of Pearls
Senecio Rowleyanus, also known as String of pearls or beads is native to Southwest Africa, is a fast growing, trailing succulent - its pendant stems, with pearl-like leaves, can reach as long as 90cm. This is the rarer variegated form of a houseplant classic.
How to care for your String of Pearls -
String of Pearls likes bright light, with some direct sunlight, and can survive long periods without water. Water from the bottom, using a saucer, once every fortnight – watering too often can increase the chances of root rot. If planted in a pot with no drainage holes, simply mist thoroughly.
Please expect some variation in plant colour and shape from the listing image.
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Senecio rowleyanus variegated | Variegated String of Pearls
Variegated String of Pearls
Senecio Rowleyanus, also known as String of pearls or beads is native to Southwest Africa, is a fast growing, trailing succulent - its pendant stems, with pearl-like leaves, can reach as long as 90cm. This is the rarer variegated form of a houseplant classic.
How to care for your String of Pearls -
String of Pearls likes bright light, with some direct sunlight, and can survive long periods without water. Water from the bottom, using a saucer, once every fortnight – watering too often can increase the chances of root rot. If planted in a pot with no drainage holes, simply mist thoroughly.
Please expect some variation in plant colour and shape from the listing image.
TOXIC TO CATS & DOGS
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Variegated String of Pearls
Senecio Rowleyanus, also known as String of pearls or beads is native to Southwest Africa, is a fast growing, trailing succulent - its pendant stems, with pearl-like leaves, can reach as long as 90cm. This is the rarer variegated form of a houseplant classic.
How to care for your String of Pearls -
String of Pearls likes bright light, with some direct sunlight, and can survive long periods without water. Water from the bottom, using a saucer, once every fortnight – watering too often can increase the chances of root rot. If planted in a pot with no drainage holes, simply mist thoroughly.
Please expect some variation in plant colour and shape from the listing image.
TOXIC TO CATS & DOGS
