Senecio rowleyanus
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Senecio rowleyanus

Senecio rowleyanus

Senecio rowleyanus, the string of pearls, is a succulent trailing plant native to the arid southwest of Namibia and nearby South Africa. Its long, thin stems hang down like strings, each covered in small spherical green leaves that look like beads, sometimes with a translucent window at the tip that lets light into the leaf. Its tiny white, daisy-like flowers, which have a faint cinnamon scent, are a rare and striking surprise.

  • Llum

    Llum intensa i indirecta

  • Reg

    cada 14 dies

  • Temperatura

    15–24 °C

  • Dificultat

    Fàcil

  • Mascotes

    Tòxica

En resum

Senecio rowleyanus (Senecio rowleyanus): regar cada 14 dies aprox.; llum: Llum intensa i indirecta; temperatura ideal 15–24 °C. És tòxica per a gats i gossos: mantén-la fora del seu abast.

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