Senecio Rowleyanus Variegata is a trailing beauty that is rare and sought after. This is a succulent variety like no other with its long and slender green stems upon which sit a cascade of green and white pearl-shaped leaves. It is often referred to as variegated ‘String of Pearls’ or even ‘String of Beads’.  
 
Quick Guide
 
Position Part Sun, Part Shade
Watering Water thoroughly but infrequently
Size 2″ tall, 60″ long Trailing Succulent
Climate Not Cold-hardy, Zone 10 (28° F / -2° C)
Propagate Seed or stem cuttings
Seasonality Evergreen, Summer Dormant
Toxicity Toxic to humans and animals if eaten
Flowers Off-white cinnamon-scented flowers
 
If cared for correctly, this trailing succulent will grow quickly.  It makes a great house plant and is a real eye-catcher with the interest and texture of the leaves cascading downwards. Just be sure to position it on a high shelf to allow the stems to trail down. Likewise, when planted in pots and containers, it will add a wonderful contract to an outdoor arrangement or display.
 
In warmer climates, it can even be planted in the ground and will do well if left to meander among other plants to fill in gaps but do bear in mind that ‘String of Pearls’ succulents are toxic to humans and animals if eaten.