Latin Name: Senecio rowleyanus

Description: This unusual plant from Africa features nearly spherical succulent leaves, that grow clumped together, trailing on thin pale green vines. In the summer, you may be rewarded with small, daisy-like white, discoid flowers with long red stamens. The flowers aren't very showy, but they are wonderfully fragrant, said to have a sweet and spicy cinnamon-like scent. Relatively low maintenance, and very fun to grow!

Watering: Water infrequently. Grow in a very well draining cactus mix. Allow soil to dry out completely between waterings.

Growth Rate: Fast-growing
Shape:  Trailing
Sun or Shade: Bright, indirect light
Difficulty level: Fairly Easy