String of pearls is a trailing succulent with bead‑like leaves. Native to Southwest Africa, it’s grown for its unique texture and easy care.
Bright indirect light. Water every 3 weeks; even less in winter. Allow soil to dry completely between waterings—wet roots rot quickly.
55–80 °F year‑round. Fertilize monthly spring–summer at half strength with balanced houseplant formula.
Repot when root‑bound using cactus/succulent mix. Leaves are toxic if ingested—keep away from pets and children.
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