FREE: String of Pearls Senecio rowleyanus

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Adorable, hard to find, succulent collectors plant ! Here is what Far Out Flora says about growing it.
If you ever see one, pick it up and run because it is one of the easiest exotic looking plants you can get. Senecio rowleyanus, otherwise known as String of Pearls, has succulent leaves that resemble peas strung together. Our plant below started as three tiny 3″ plants, and I can remember the first day they spilled over the side of the pot. Here are some stats so you can have success growing your own.

Senecio rowelyanus hanging in our front window.
Botonical Name: Senecio rowleyanus
Common Name: String of Beads, String of Pearls
Family: ASTERACEAE
Type: EP (Evergreen perennial)
Origin: Southwest Africa
Water: IBT (Infrequent but through)
Light: Light Shade

Senecio rowelyanus detail
Characteristics
Form: Creeping vine like, and slender. Texture: Smooth.
Foliage: Can be variegated, blue-green, smooth textured and fleshy leaves.
Flowers and Inflorescence: White to near white composite flowers lacking florets. They have a strong cinnamon smell.
Identifying Characteristics: Long vine like stem with pea shaped leaves in intervals on the stem.
Senecio rowleyanus
Senecio rowleyanus
Uses
Hanging baskets, ground cover. Ideal for places where a cascading plant is required.
Care
Soil: Well drained soil.
Pruning: If the container does not fill in, pull back a few of the cascading stems and lay them on the surface of the soil. They will root at the nodes and fill in the bare soil.
Propagation: From herbaceous stem cuttings (let the cut end dry out first). A single leaf will root and form a small plant at the base. Propagate them in evenly moist soil, mist occasionally, and keep in filtered sunlight until they are growing. Auction is for one 6" string of pearls cutting.