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Senecio herreanus - String of Tears

Senecio (now Curio) herreanus, aka String of Beads, String of Tears, String of Watermelons, and String of Raindrops (Jacobsen & Heath): A stunning trailing species from Namibia closely related to String of Bananas (Curio radicans). Its narrow, green to purple stems are somewhat stiff a... See More

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Senecio citriformis

String of Tears (now Curio citriformis) (Heath): Glaucous, blue-green succulent with a distinctive form. It has uniquely shaped leaves with tapered ends like a lemon. The leaves stand upright on branches that grow about 4.0" tall. This plant send up tall bloom stalks with white, pom-p... See More

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Senecio herreanus - String of Tears [large]

String of Tears aka String of Beads or String of Raindrops (now Curio herreanus) (Jacobsen & Heath): A stunning trailing species from Namibia closely related to String of Bananas (Curio radicans). Its narrow, green to purple stems are somewhat stiff and can grow over 1.0' long whether t... See More

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Senecio herreanus - String of Watermelons [large]

String of Watermelons aka String of Beads or String of Raindrops (now Curio herreanus) (Jacobsen & Heath): A stunning trailing species with incredible foliage. It grows narrow, string-like stems that are somewhat stiff and can reach over 1.0' long. The branching stems sport round leaves... See More

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Senecio herreanus - String of Watermelons [large] [limited]

String of Watermelons (aka String of Beads or String of Raindrops) (Senecio or Curio herreanus) (Dinter): A stunning trailing species with incredible foliage. It grows narrow, string-like stems that are somewhat stiff and can reach over 1.0' long. The branching stems sport round leaves with pink... See More

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