Senecio articulatus, commonly called candle plant or hot dog cactus, is a unique succulent with segmented, sausage-like stems. Native to South Africa, it thrives in bright light and minimal water—ideal for a sunny windowsill or under grow lights.
Move outdoors in summer for full sun exposure. In winter, reduce watering frequency. Cuttings root easily in dry, sandy media. If shipped in cold weather, unpack immediately and check for freeze damage.
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