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String of Turtles (Peperomia Prostrata) is native to the South American rainforest.
They are an perennial succulent.
They are slowing so can make a wonderful choice for your first house plant and for the less commodious of homes.
They are trailing by nature, so they produce such eye catching and beautiful sights.
Pot not included in the price, comes in a 12cm plastic pot.
Our Snake Plant paired with a textured amber planter creates an effortless statement without taking over the room. Perfect for entrances, offices and modern living spaces.
The Raindrop Peperomia has beautifully simple leaves. It is also known as Peperomia polybotrya.
Because its foliage is semi-succulent in nature, the leaves retain water so only water this plant when the soil is dry. Will grow to 30cm approximately. Likes a moderately warm position with bright indirect light.
We’ve paired this cute plant with our white ceramic pot with a saucer. Pot dimensions: 13cm tall x 16cm diameter at the widest point.
This indoor Variegated Senecio rowleyanus – Variegated String of Pearls looks perfect with a simple rose gold pot for placement on a window sill or shelf.
So popular right now, this creeping succulent vine likes a bright location with occasional direct sunlight. Also known as String of Peas or String of Beads.
The unusual trailing plant Rhipsalis Baccifera, also known as Spaghetti Cactus, adds a stringy texture to your space. Great for a high shelf.
Unlike other cacti, this one doesn’t mind moderate light. In the wild, these plants mostly live up trees so can tolerate a small amount of soil. Water weekly if the top of the soil is dry, and ensure the soil and pot provide good drainage. Easy.
Supplied in a 17.5cm black plastic nursery pot with drainage.
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