Senecio rowleyanus

Senecio rowleyanusString of Pearls is a quirky succulent with trailing stems of round, bead like leaves. Flowers appear on tall, slender stems as small, white daisies. Prefers bright indirect light. The plant is drought tolerant and over watering will cause rot. During summer water thoroughly from the bottom when the soil has dried out and repeat. Feed in spring summer only. Pot Size: 12cm Length: approx. 20cm Fits Decorative Pot Size: 14cm

called nastic movement

This plant has a delicate appearance with slender stems and horizontal spreading frond-like branches

Requires humidity – mist as often as possible and keep in a warm atmosphere

commonly known as the Fishbone Cactus

indirect light and high humidity

Ideally the compost should be kept moist at all times

Aeschynanthus are commonly known as Lipstick Plants because of their tubular flowers with striking red or pink tips which appear in clusters throughout the growing season

Water when the top inch of soil has dried out

rarer forms of Anthurium are sought-after for their impressive leaves rather than their spathes

A standout species in the Alocasia genus

move to a cooler area

Prefers warmth and bright indirect light - tolerates some direct light