Senecio pendulus

A creeping succulent plant that roots where it touches the ground. Its stems seem to be made of wax, they are curved and take on all shades of green and with the prolonged exposure to the direct sun turn purple. You have to be careful during decanting or moving as the stems break easily. The surface of the plant is covered with sparse white dots rough to the touch. Its flower is bright red. Synonym: Kleinia pendula.