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These are rare and we propagate new plants from cuttings. Therefore, most of these are babies and arent long and trailing yet. With proper care, they'll grow fast :).
Senecio rowleyanus, native to Namibia, Africa, has pendant stems to 3' or more with unusual round "leaves" giving the impression of a "string of pearls". This is the variegated type, therefore, the stems are green and the leaves are both white and green. The plant is super rare and we are the only grower of this type in the US.
The plant is beautiful in a hanging basket, and can be grown inside the house in a bright airy room, or outside in a protected patio. You will need to provide protection from frost.
Variegated pearls are super tricky to ship and grow. They are sensitive, picky, delicate, and dramatic. If we ship them fully rooted, in original soil, there’s a risk of rot. The soil has to be completely dry in order to ship but if the soil gets too dry, they start to shrivel up. If we ship them out of the soil, with roots still attached, there’s a risk of rot.
Light shade.
Well-drained soil.
Water thoroughly when soil is dry to the touch, then let drain completely. Avoid letting water sit for too long in the soil to prevent rot and fungal diseases. Reduce watering to a minimum in the winter.
Small, white flowers that smell that cinnamon.
Plants arrived quickly and in perfect condition. They were packed very well!
I have ordered several succulents through this company before. This particular succulent is quite fragile and temperamental. A previous purchase of this succulent did not survive the shipment process. I worked with the owners on this issue and they were happy to replace it free of charge!
I ordered this with one other plant that got lost by the postal service, NO FAULT to JEWELRYLE. They arrived barely alive, but JEWELRYLE did everything possible to help, answered back quickly, etc. Provided excellent customer service from beginning to end. They even offered me to return the plants, but I said no. Like I said they were barely alive when I received them, but still ALIVE. And what is left of them are actually do quite well after the ordeal they went through in shipping.
