string of pearls house plants Senecio rowleyanus – String of Pearls Succulent

string of pearls house plants Senecio rowleyanus – String of Pearls SucculentSenecio rowleyanus, better known as String of Pearls, is a trailing succulent with perfectly round bead like leaves that spill gracefully from its pot. A favourite among collectors, its eye catching in hanging planters or on high shelves where its long strands can cascade. When happy, it may even produce clusters of small, cinnamon scented white flowers. Plant Care Light : Bright, indirect light to full sun. A south or west facing window is ideal. My

Senecio rowleyanus, better known as String of Pearls, is a trailing succulent with perfectly round bead-like leaves that spill gracefully from its pot. A favourite among collectors, it’s eye-catching in hanging planters or on high shelves where its long strands can cascade. When happy, it may even produce clusters of small, cinnamon-scented white flowers.

Plant Care 

Light :Bright, indirect light to full sun. A south- or west-facing window is ideal. My rule with this plant is to place it where it has a view of the sky.

Watering:  Water sparingly. Allow the soil to dry completely between waterings. Usually we wait until the perals start to get a bit less firm.

Temperature: 15-29°C is ideal for these strings of things, but make sure not to let it dip below 10°C for too long or you may start losing the lovely little pearls.

Potting: Drainage is key here, so a succulent mix is a good choice for this. Our Savvy Succa is a great fit for this plant. 

Hot tips: This plant is easy to propagate! Just coil a string on some soil making sure the nodes touch the earth and you have a new string of pearls! Handle with care – the delicate pearls can pop off easily. Rotate regularly to keep growth even.

Pet Friendly: NO