This succulent stores water in its bead‑like leaves. Give it a south or west window, let the soil become quite dry between thorough waterings, and keep it pot‑bound in a small hanging basket. Overwatering causes stem rot at the soil line. Don't repot a stressed plant—just dry it out. Prune long stems back to a few inches to encourage fullness; lay cuttings on damp soil to root (beads that touch soil will sprout roots). Cool winter temps (low 50s) and monthly fertilizer promote growth and occasional flowers.
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