Senecio peregrinus ‘String of Dolphins' Imperfect Native to: Ficus punctata 'Panama'

Native to: Ficus punctata 'Panama' is actually native to Borneo

Leaves are covered in little hairs which give them a velvety feel and sparkly appearance

mist the plant occasionally

is a cultivar of the Philodendron known for its bright foliage

It's oily slick dark leaves with bronze emergents

Senecio peregrinus ‘String of Dolphins' Imperfect Native to: Ficus punctata 'Panama'Senecio peregrinus String of Dolphins is a trailing succulent notable for its plump, curved leaves that resemble a pod of jumping dolphins. Each leaf is shaped like a small arched dolphin, complete with a notch resembling a dorsal fin. The stems are slender and flexible, allowing the plant to cascade gracefully over the edges of pots or hanging planters. Its growth habit is compact and draping, making it ideal for display on shelves or in hanging