It is commonly known as string-of-pearls or string-of-beads. It often avoids direct sunlight by growing in the shade of other plants and rocks. In its natural environment its stems trail on the ground, rooting where they touch and form dense mats. Like all succulents, avoid freezing temperatures, and for the health of the plant its best kept above 46☏ (8 ☌). It is a creeping, perennial, succulent vine native to the drier parts of southwest Africa. They do very well indoors with bright diffused light, however lighting requirements can easily be reached in darker areas with grow lamps. The string of raindrops is a unique cascading succulent often recognized for its small pear-shaped leaves which resemble the drops of rain, and this beauty also brings an extremely delicate texture and vibrant touch to your homes. It is highly adaptable, drought and cold tolerant. It likes a warm, moist, semi-shady environment. The branching stems sport round leaves with pink to purple striping running lengthwise. String of Raindrops a widely believed to be a hybrid of the well known String of Pearls Senecio rowleyanus. It grows narrow, string-like stems that are somewhat stiff and can reach over 1.0 long. They do well both on covered patios and indoors. String of Watermelons aka String of Beads or String of Raindrops (now Curio herreanus) (Jacobsen & Heath): A stunning trailing species with incredible foliage.
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They can tolerate full sun if acclimated but prefer a bit of afternoon shade or diffused light. With the long, thin strands of raindrop-shaped succulent leaves, they are a must have String of Pearls are vibrant green hued. Catcus/succulent soil mixes are best, something with good drainage and allows air to get to the roots. Senecio String of Raindrops are petite beauties. The roots should not be allowed to sit in water for prolonged periods as this can easily promote root rot. During the hotter months, watering a little more often can help with harsher temperatures and sunlight for outdoor plantings. String of Raindrops a widely believed to be a hybrid of the well known String of Pearls Senecio rowleyanus.
String of tears do best with low to moderate water depending on the conditions, usually waiting to water until the soil is almost completely dry is best. Senecio Herreianus, known as String of Raindrops, Tears, or Beads, is a lovely little creeping or trailing plant that closely resembles it's better-known cousin, string of pearls, and requires the same care as other 'string of' plants. Growing Instructions: Moderate light, low water Other Names: String of Raindrops, String of Watermelon It’s possible for string of tears to bloom, producing off white flowers which have a cinnamon or clove like scent.
Due to the growth habit they do well in hanging baskets or near the edge of raised planters. The stems tend to reach a few feet long, but can sometimes reach much longer under the right conditions. Like many succulents it is relatively hardy and makes a great low maintenance houseplant. String of Tears, Senecio Herreanus, 3in Potted Plant, AsteraceaeĪ succulent houseplant with pointed teardrop shaped foliage, closely related to the string of dolphins (Senecio peregrinus) and string of bananas (Senecio radicans), forming many draping tendrils.
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