Description:
Senecio Rowleyanus, widely known as "String of Pearls," is a unique and highly sought-after trailing succulent celebrated for its distinctive pea-shaped leaves that cascade elegantly. Native to the drier parts of Southwest Africa, its spherical leaves are an adaptation to store water, allowing it to thrive in arid conditions. This charming plant is perfect for hanging baskets, high shelves, or as an accent in a mixed succulent arrangement where its long strands can gracefully drape. Its delicate appearance belies its relatively easy-care nature, making it a favorite among both seasoned plant enthusiasts and beginners. Small, white, cinnamon-scented flowers can occasionally appear in summer.
Product Length: Trailing stems can grow very long, 5-15 cm
Size: Individual pearl-like leaves are typically about 0.6-1 cm (0.25-0.4 inches) in diameter.
Color: Leaves are vibrant green; stems are often a reddish-brown or purple tint.
Offsets: Propagates easily from stem cuttings, as the trailing stems naturally root where they touch the soil, creating a denser plant over time.