Senecio peregrinus "String of Dolphins" 8"Senecio peregrinus, commonly referred to as the "String of Dolphins", is a trailing succulent that sports light blue green leaves that resemble its namesake. Cute. Light: full sun Soil: succulent mix Watering: dry between watering Images are used for general reference only. The size, bloom state and shape of each plant will vary.

Width at maturity: 10 - 14"

Bright indirect light

daisy-like blooms in summer

also known as a "Chirita Plant"

sand and forest humus

It can also develop a slightly pink hue to the stems depending on the light conditions

particularly in winter

Often these are hybrids from a species or may include intergeneric hybrids

Watering: dry to the touch to 5%

ground covers and shrubs

Clusters of tiny orange-yellow flowers appear in the fall but may not appear in low-light conditions

Height at maturity: 30 - 40"