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u**6
Item: 20cm (12cm hanging pot)
Super cute. Packaged really well.
2 wk ago
☆**☆
Item: 10cm (12cm nursery pot)
Always wanted 1 of these plants but only just got one and came next day well packed and very healthy and brilliant price too..I’m learning how to care for it as they are very delicate so far so good 😊 Thanks
25 March 2025
D**w
Item: 10cm (12cm nursery pot)
I am so so happy with this,very healthy plant,absolutely gorgeous and well packaged,fast delivery will be ordering again,would recommend
6 January 2025
m**7
Item: 5cm (6cm pot)
1 wk ago
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About this product
sunlight exposurepartial shade
plant typeVegetables
Packaging TypeBag
SeasonAll Seasons
Product description
Senecio rowleyanus, commonly known as String of Pearls, is the laid-back, boho-chic houseplant that's all about the chill vibes. Native to South Africa, this unique succulent has become a trendy addition to homes and apartments.
Imagine a cascade of tiny, spherical leaves that resemble delicate pearls strung together. That's the String of Pearls, and it adds a touch of whimsy and natural elegance to any space. It's like Mother Nature's version of a trendy necklace.
String of Pearls is relatively easy to care for. It prefers bright, indirect sunlight and requires minimal watering. Overwatering can be its kryptonite, so it's all about keeping it on the dry side. If you've heard that they're difficult, it's often because plant parents overwater them which will cause them to rot.
The hangers on these baskets can be removed, so if you prefer your String Of Pearls to sit on a bookshelf or sideboard, it will be no problem.
Important notice: The String of Pearls comes coiled in the packaging to safeguard it during transportation. When you unwrap them, we advise delicately untwisting the coils and carefully separating the vines around the pot. Rushing through this process may result in losing some of the pearls, so take your time. Allow the coils to hang for a few days before gradually parting the vines (patience is key). While some loss of foliage is inevitable, these plants are known for their rapid growth and will regenerate swiftly.