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Senecio Rowleyanus

With long strands strung with small, perfectly spherical green pearls, String of Pearls is a fascinating hanging succulent.

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Senecio Rowleyanus — With long strands strung with small, perfectly spherical green pearls, String of Pearls is a fascinating hanging succule

Care Profile

A guide to ensuring your botanical companion thrives.

Origin

South Africa

Light

Bright indirect

Watering

Bi-weekly

Maintenance

Moderate

Senecio Rowleyanus — detail

The string of pearls from the South African desert

A trailing succulent from the arid regions of South Africa, Senecio Rowleyanus has turned its leaves into spherical beads to limit evaporation under the sun.

Each pearl bears a thin translucent window that lets light in; up high, the plant unrolls meters of strands studded with small fragrant white flowers.

"String of Pearls threads green beads onto strands of light."
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Styling Tip 01

Very Draining Medium

A cactus mix prevents the fragile pearls from rotting.

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Styling Tip 02

Water Sparingly

Let it dry completely between waterings; excess bursts the pearls.

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Styling Tip 03

Plenty of Light

Bright light keeps the pearls plump, round, and tight on the strand.

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