Vining succulent plants

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Item specificsClimateHumid SubtropicalCommon NamePeperomiaIndoor/OutdoorIndoorItem Length7 cmColourGreenBrandUnbrandedSeason of InterestAutumn, Spring, Summer, WinterTypeCacti & Succulents, HouseplantsWateringMediumGenussucculentItem Height7 cmNumber in Pack1SunlightFull Sun, Low Sun, Medium SunFeaturesEvergreenSafetyChild Safe, Pet SafeItem Width7 cm

Crassula Rupestris (baby necklace vine) star-shaped flowers, multi-branched thick leaves merge at the base like threaded on the stem. [CARE DETAILS]

Crassula marnieriana. I love that the Swedish common name for this is "troll necklace"!

Got a Hoya putting out a looong vine with no leaves, or just teeny tiny leaves? Put down your snips. This is usually a sign they want up! Once that vine finds a better location with the conditions they’re searching for, they’ll usually shift their focus back to growing leaves again. But how you trellis them makes all t

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How to grow a Wire vine or Wire plant: with clear care instructions from an indoor plant expert with 20+ years of horticultural career experience

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Look at our guide to growth and care of Turtle Vine so that you can ensure everything it needs, and if you don't have one, you will surely get it

Gartenflora [E. von Regel], vol. 50: t. 1486 (1901) [G.B.] From the Swallowtail Garden Seeds collection of botanical photographs and illustrations. We hope you will enjoy these images as much as we do.

🌿 15 Easy Plants That Are Hard to Kill! 🌿 Think you can't keep plants alive? Think again! These resilient plants are perfect for beginners and will thrive with minimal care. 🪴✨ Easy Plants to Not Kill: • Dracaena: Low maintenance and great for improving air quality. • Succulent: Needs minimal watering and loves sunny spots. • Fiddle Leaf Fig: Adds a touch of elegance and survives in bright, indirect light. • Pothos: Versatile and thrives in low light conditions. • Jade Plant: Hardy and…

Purple Heart Vine (Gynura aurantiaca)

Commonly seen in hanging planters and garden walls, succulents are favorite houseplants for their interesting shapes, textures and hardiness.