Senecio hallianus (Succulents)

The name of the species was chosen in honor of Harry Hall - a collector and curator of important botanical parks. This particular succulent is part of those Senecio, nicknamed “string of pearls” for their cascading habit, perfect for hanging pots or as a decorative element for shelves. It has small fleshy, very thin cylindrical leaves, arranged alternately along the stems; the leaves have a characteristic bluish-green color, which is opaque because of the whitish patina, that gives the plant a kind of dusty effect; the function of this patina is to protect the plant from extreme heat and intense cold.