Curio herreanus (String of Tears) Houseplant Care – 356 of 365

So many of the Senecio plants have been moved into the genus: Curio, so this plant, formerly known as Senecio herrianus, is now known as "Curio herreanus". The genus name means more of a curiosity, while the species name is named after a German horticulturist. It steals the show here as #356 of "365 Days of Plants". And yes, the countdown starts here. This is 10th to last of the videos!

In this video I'll discuss where it is originally native to, where I'm growing it in my home, and basics like light, watering and fertilizing.

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Featured plant:
Curio herreanus (Senecio herrianus)




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