Senecio macroglossus f. variegated (Succulents)

Amazing climbing plant that can reach even 3 meters in length growing along physical supports or falling into beautiful waterfalls if placed in hanging pots. Along the thin purple stems develop leaves similar to those of ivy, which is why the plant is also commonly known as "Kenya ivy": lobed or triangular in shape, are characterized by showy veins lighter along the upper surface intense green. The variegation of the foliage is evident especially along the margins, which are tinged with cream notes in clear and pleasant detachment from the rest of the epidermis. In spring the charm of these long waterfalls is accentuated thanks to the delicate daisies flowers consisting of yellow corolla and clearly more whitish petals, which give a touch of sophistication in the middle of the tangle of vegetation!