Senecio stapeliiformis Size:6" Pot The species is naturally scarce

The species is naturally scarce and near Threatened because there are no obvious threats affecting it

but a less popular but still beautiful variety

Its flowers are a pale pink with darker pink accents

and reduce watering to once every 3 to 4 weeks during the dormant season

sharp-toothed branched stems and can grow up to 12 inches long and 2 inches wide

Senecio stapeliiformis Size:6" Pot The species is naturally scarceIntroducing the Senecio stapeliiformis, which is a low maintenance succulent that belongs to the Senecio, opens in a new tabGo to ragworts senecio genus. Native to South Africa, the Senecio stapeliifomis has several other common names such as candle stick plant, Inch Worms, spider plant, Kleinia stapeliiformis, and candle plant. The Senecio stapeliiformis is also called the "pickle plant," but the real pickle plant is actually the Delosperma