String of Beans, Senecio Herreianus
Botanical Name: Curio herreianus
Previous Botanical Names: Senecio herreianus
Common Names: Sting of Beans, String of Watermelons
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Low Maintenance
Size
Total:$11.00
Shipped and sold by canopi
Will arrive between May 8 - 11
Will arrive between May 8 - 11
About
The Senecio Herreianus, or String of Beans, boasts small bean-like foliage along its cascading stems. It is easy to maintain, growing quickly with bright, indirect sunlight. The bright leaves will create a standout feature in any room.
Care Guide
Light Requirements
Prefers bright indirect light. Tolerates medium light. Growth will slow in medium light conditions. Direct sunlight can scorch the leaves.
Artificial Light
Direct Sun
Water Needs
Prefers consistent but moderate watering. Tolerates occasional dryness. Will not tolerate excessive watering.
Infrequent
Frequent
Soil Preference
Though they can tolerate some forgetfulness, repeated dry outs can cause stress. Sustainably sourced peat moss and perlite will ensure that the root system has consistent access to moisture but bears no risk of root rot thanks to excellent drainage properties.
Moisture Retention
Fast Drying
Retentive
Drainage Speed
Slow
Fast
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