The plant with trailing stems of tiny green beads is String of Pearls (Senecio rowleyanus). It's a succulent that loves sun, minimal water, and small pots. Root-bound is good. Propagate from cuttings. Available from specialty succulent nurseries like Bob's Moley's (code #50751).
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