The Senecio Rowleyanus, also known as the String of Pearls, is an incredibly fun plant. This trailing plant produces long stems adorned with small beads. In colder climates, the Senecio is kept as a houseplant, but in warm, dry climates, it can also be placed outdoors. Additionally, caring for this plant is very simple since it is a succulent. Therefore, it requires very little water.

An interesting fact is that you can easily take cuttings from these plants. Simply cut a stem and place it in water. Once it has developed roots, it can be potted in soil. This way, you can grow your own String of Pearls.

Care: The Senecio Rowleyanus requires little water, as it is a true succulent. The plant stores water in its thickened parts, allowing it to go for quite some time without water. It is important for the soil to dry out between waterings. The Senecio Rowleyanus prefers to be watered from the bottom, so using an inner pot is best. The plant needs very little plant food; once every two months is more than enough. The stems of the Senecio can eventually grow up to 200 cm long. Be cautious, as the plant is mildly toxic to pets.