Senecio Rowleyanus “String of Pearls”

Succulent Care
Written By Andrew Meredith
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IDEAL LIGHT

Prefers full sun but can tolerate shade and indoor growing.

WINTER HARDINESS

Not frost tolerant - protect from freezing

PROPAGATION METHODS

Cuttings

WATER NEEDS

Water only when soil is dry

MATURE SIZE

3 feet tall

ADDITIONAL NOTES

This popular trailing succulent has leaves that are shaped like bananas or fish hooks, and if grow in the ground instead of in a hanging garden, “String of Bananas” can trail along the ground. When cared for properly, this succulent grows quickly, and is easily propagated. For succulent growers who love “String of Pearls” but find it difficult to grow, “String of Bananas” is a great alternative.

Andrew Meredith
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