Senecio peregrinus (12cm pot)

Senecio peregrinus (12cm pot)Senecio peregrinus [Jumping Dolphin] A quirky and rare succulent with trailing stems of leaves which look like leaping dolphins. A close relative to the String of Beads. Prefers bright indirect light. The plant is drought tolerant and over watering will cause rot. Water thoroughly when the soil has dried out and repeat. Feed in spring summer only. Pot Size: 12cm Length: 25cm

and the sharpened blade gives it superior soil penetration to make single-handed digging easy

desk or tabletop

5cm (7” x 2

desks and small spaces

woodii [String of Hearts]

Most Peperomia are native to sub-tropical areas of South and Central America but they can also be found in Africa

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The Avocado Vase (15cm x 15cm) is made from borosilicate glass

rake out debris and break up clods of earth

Water thoroughly once the compost has fully dried out

glossy leaves and elegant upright growth

Calathea add bold tropical colour to your houseplant collection