String
of Beans (Senecio radicans glauca) - to 12 inches, This
succulent house plant has unusual leaves. The “beans” are
actually elongated, swollen leaves that have been adapted to
withstand long periods of drought. The green leaves have narrow bands
of transparent tissue that allow sunlight in to help with
photosynthesis. Small, fuzzy, white flowers bloom along its stems in
summer. Grows well in bright light and average-to-cool room
temperatures. A live plant in a three-inch pot - $8 each or 3 for
$22.80 - You save $1.20!
Pernell
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String
of Beans (Senecio radicans glauca) - to 12 inches, This
succulent house plant has unusual leaves. The “beans” are
actually elongated, swollen leaves that have been adapted to
withstand long periods of drought. The green leaves have narrow bands
of transparent tissue that allow sunlight in to help with
photosynthesis. Small, fuzzy, white flowers bloom along its stems in
summer. Grows well in bright light and average-to-cool room
temperatures. A live plant in a three-inch pot - $8 each or 3 for
$22.80 - You save $1.20!
