If you get a cup of water and leave the roots in it for a couple weeks the string of dolphins roots will grow fuller and faster. Mine had root rot so the roots were gone completely when I found it. I started propagating it in water without cutting it, just putting the succulent in water and it has long roots and the dolphins are happy. You can buy super happy ones on Amazon now
I just got my first string of dolphins at my local nursery. It even has buds and looks like it will flower soon. Luckily I have a grow light so I hope to find success in growing it.
I just recently got this one. Most of the strings refused to root and ended up shriveling up, but maybe 5 strings finally rooted and have started growing! There’s no more exciting moment in plant motherhood than seeing a plant settled in and starting to grow!
I killed the first 10 cuz I overwatered or kept trying to shove their Roots down in the pot and they have Ariel roots so just let them grow down in don't try shoving them underneath there and then watering it cuz they will kill it you better off just let him lay across the top and I finally got it cuz I stopped over watering it but basically
I’m receiving a free string of dolphins with my Leaf and Clay order. I’m excited to try this little guy out! I’ve heard that string of pearls is easy to rot and I’m totally intimidated by it. I’m happy to hear that this one is a little easier, and gives us thirst signs!
I’ve got one that was started in a nursery... it’s in a 4in pot... it sits in a window in the sun room and gets watered the same day each week.... it is really growing fast
Dolphins seems like something I could grow in zone 9. Will be looking for this succulent. So nice to get up in the morning with Cassidy and and a cup of coffee. Everyone have a blessed day.
Your videos are concise and informative . I really appreciate the dormancy period information for the type of succulent as this is crucial for successful care and growth. Thank you for posting these videos.
I just picked this up at the grocery store! Can't wait to see how it grows. I had a baby String if Pearls plant that I had a hard time understanding and nurturing so I hope this String of Dolphins and I can connect well. Thank you so much for the tip!
I just got one a couple of months ago & it’s doing great. I have it hanging in a macrame planter over my tub in the master bathroom & it’s putting on lots of new growth. A few pieces broke off while putting it in the macrame planter and I just popped them in soil & they are putting on new growth as well. 🐬
This is one of the first succulents I ever had and I had it in regular soil outside without shade during the rainy season. It took me months before I decided to look it up. I was horrified when I learned that it was rare and have specific growing needs 😅😅. I immediately repotted it in well draining soil and put it in bright shade but I was amazed by how robust its growth during its time of neglect.
SOD is on my wishlist, but I've been afraid because I haven't had luck with string of pearls. But since you say it's a little easier to take care of, I think I'll give it a try! Thank you.
I bought this plant a month ago at my local nursery, I tend to have a black thumb but not only does this plant give no problems at all, it seems as if i can not hurt it. Its thriving no matter where I put it. It is super resilient and i was a little hesitant to buy it because my string of pearls did not do so great. Still, they are doing awesome and it might be my favorite!
I have been thinking of getting this, the leaves look so cute! Succulents aren't the easiest but I have not given up! You make it sound so easy! Very informative! Especially the dormancy part. I thought the dormancy period of late fall through winter was for all plants. Learn something new everyday. Glad I saw this video before purchasing. Thank you!
I only recently learned, in a picture, that there was a succulent that looked like a dolphin. I would love to find it and try growing it. Your information will help me be successful. Thank you
I was so happy to see the subject of today's video! A dear friend gave me a String of Dolphins for my birthday a few months ago. I had never heard of it. I have it growing in the master bath and it seems very happy. I just have to be careful not to over water it because it's in a humid environment but it really has been very easy to care for.
I'd love to try this one, but being a mainly indoor grower, i will need a grow light for this one. Hoping that at some point you could do a class on grow lights - how strong should they be , how far from the plants, etc. Love this party!
I'll be honest and admit I'm not into SOP kinds of plants.. so I spent the video focusing on all of your cute little containers. Theres so many but they coordinate together so well!!
Good morning and thank you for this video! A couple months ago I ordered a few cuttings from Etsy and they all rooted and are growing fast. I’m in San Diego and have mine on a covered patio. It gets a little direct morning sun, probably 20-30 minutes, and then semi-bright shade the rest of the day. It’s been hot as hell here so I was worried about them getting sunburned, however, I’m noticing that the new growth is not shaped like dolphins but more of a triangular shape...after watching your video I’m thinking it’s not getting enough direct sun for long enough so I’ll find a brighter spot for it🤞🏼I just ordered a rooted one from Mountain Crest (LOVE them!) along with several other sucs (who can buy just one, right?😉) and can’t wait to get them🤗🤗🤗
mj 777 I placed them in water until they rooted - I can’t remember how long it took...maybe 2 weeks, and then I planted them in a little soil mixed with Bonsai Jack.
One of my favorite succulents! I've had a little problem with it but have been very successful propagating this plant in water. Thanks so much for the tips on watering - especially the tip about the dolphins flattening out. I have run into this and didn't know why it was doing that.
I found this cute as heck succulent at my favorite nursery today! I have had great success with my string of pearls and bananas so I was super, duper excited to get my hands on a really full, healthy 4" pot of these bad boys for way less than I was willing to pay. Your video is very informative, I subscribed! Thank you!
Have been thinking about this one since I first saw it. I need to move, that's all there is to it 1 sunny window is just not enough, lol I will be looking into some of the grow lights as I just cannot deal with the thought of moving again too much work for an old lady. Love the video Cassidy!
These are so cute! That's good to know about string of pearls and also string of dolphins, I've always wanted to get some string of pearls and now I know how to not kill it if I do get some! But maybe I'll add string of dolphins higher up on my list...I too assumed that it would be more difficult to care for because it's such a novel sort of succulent, but that's great that it isn't! Maybe the thinner dolphin shapes means that it can tolerate watering a little more often than those round string of pearls? I find that the roundest/fattest-leaved succulents need water the least often, whereas succulents with thinner leaves need a little bit more regular watering during their growing season.
I'm not sure how many local shops will carry them, but Mountain Crest Gardens has them in stock right now: mountaincrestgardens.com/senecio-peregrinus-string-of-dolphins-large-limited/?aff=2&subid=dolphinsvideo
I just got my very first one. It's a propagated one from my local landscaping store. And it's a very full plant I have mostly 10 in Long strings a couple that are about 18 in long and it's in a 4-in pot which is completely nice and full. I saw it and I just had to have it because it just looks terrific. Of course I'm starting my research, my care research with your channel as always! I'm just going to let it rest for a few days usually I transplant my plants right away but this one seems to be thriving right where it is. A lot of the smaller dolphins are not formed completely yet I'm assuming that's because they are too new period this is going to be so much fun watching this one grow!
In South East Queensland, Australia, it's definitely a less watering situation is better. I was watering mine every 3 days and it was dying. I cut back to once a week and it's doing a lot better! We are a warm temperate climate here.
Hi. Joan here. I have had a string of dolphins plant that is mostly in the shade. Gets sun late in the afternoon but because I live in Ontario temperatures are all over the map with frost coming anytime at night in September or October
This is in my Succulent Studio box this month! Thanks for teaching me how to take care of it. I had a cutting of her once before and definitely failed.
This is one that I don't have yet. I would've assumed that it would've been pickier that SOP, considering that it's harder to find. I water my SOP less than any other plant in my greenhouse (besides my butts), and I have hundreds and hundreds, so that's saying a lot! I would've watered this one even less until I got more acquainted with it. Thanks for teaching me different!!
Thank you for the tips, I bought 8 cuttings online and stuck them in a glass of water, they have grown roots and as I was going to be away for 3 weeks asked a friend to plants them. They grew like crazy on her windowsill (west facing in Australia) getting full afternoon sun. I just planted them today where they'll get full Sun from 10 or 11 am all day. I'll watch and see what happens.
I just got a plant yesterday. I bought it at logee's greenhouse in danielson ct. There a really cool green house that have alot of rare and exotic plants. There's also one called string of bananas. Instead of dolphins they look just like bananas. I should have gotten one of those too. Great video! I learned alot. Thank you!
I just got a string of dolphins about 2 weeks ago from a new supplier at Etsy. They looked beautiful when I received them but since then I already started to loose some of it. I am going to keep an eye and hope this is not going to be a problem. Thanks for the video.
Mountain Crest Gardens has it in stock right now: mountaincrestgardens.com/senecio-peregrinus-string-of-dolphins-large-limited/?aff=2&subid=dolphinvideo
My dolphin plant is in the brightest window in my house and is still a bit spindly and some of the dolphins are flattening 😩 thank you for letting me know he also needs a light to grow properly!
I think I had one of those when I first started taking care of succulents. I killed it. I didn't know what I was doing! Lol. Now I'll know what to do if I get another one!
I love this succulent. I just got one and it's just like I thought it would be. Thanks for sharing this information. I have to watch the amount of sunlight I give growing here in Central Florida. I think I'm going to keep this guy indoors because the temps are too hot here and I hear they don't do good in high heat situations. This was great information and I appreciate it. Have a beautiful day🌸🍃
I have it growing under my t5 grow light and it seems to really like that.. I keep my lights on for about 14 hrs a day, (I have my other succulents directly under it.. but this guy doesn't get the direct light, he sits off to the side getting really bright, but indirect light).. Living and growing here in Florida can be tricky with the weather we encounter.. so I grow them all in terracotta pots. I'm pretty sure I'm going to keep this inside so it doesn't struggle in our ridiculously humid, rainy 110°f weather we have right now.. Gosh, it's so much work, keeping my outdoor plants happy right now. I have to watch the amount of waterings I give because we have like 90 to 100% humidity and a lot of them take the moisture in from the air. I've noticed the string of dolphins is doing that too lately. Thanks for sharing such great info.. There is always something to learn when adding a new plant to the collection and this was the most info I've found so far. Have a beautiful day! Thank you for all your hard work and willingness to share🐞🍃
Mountain Crest Gardens has them in stock right now! mountaincrestgardens.com/senecio-peregrinus-string-of-dolphins-large-limited/?aff=2&subid=dolphinsvideo
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Just bought one yesterday that was sad and dying so I had to rescue it and try and to save it. Fingers crossed for this newbie plant mom. 🤞🏼
Same here. I feel like my dolphins are looking a bit sad. :(
Fingers crossed for both of us. 🤞🏼💪🏼
If you get a cup of water and leave the roots in it for a couple weeks the string of dolphins roots will grow fuller and faster. Mine had root rot so the roots were gone completely when I found it. I started propagating it in water without cutting it, just putting the succulent in water and it has long roots and the dolphins are happy. You can buy super happy ones on Amazon now
I just got my first string of dolphins at my local nursery. It even has buds and looks like it will flower soon. Luckily I have a grow light so I hope to find success in growing it.
I just recently got this one. Most of the strings refused to root and ended up shriveling up, but maybe 5 strings finally rooted and have started growing! There’s no more exciting moment in plant motherhood than seeing a plant settled in and starting to grow!
I killed the first 10 cuz I overwatered or kept trying to shove their Roots down in the pot and they have Ariel roots so just let them grow down in don't try shoving them underneath there and then watering it cuz they will kill it you better off just let him lay across the top and I finally got it cuz I stopped over watering it but basically
i have had a string of dolphin plant for about 4 months. it is so cute, and had grown a lot since i first got it!
I’m receiving a free string of dolphins with my Leaf and Clay order. I’m excited to try this little guy out! I’ve heard that string of pearls is easy to rot and I’m totally intimidated by it. I’m happy to hear that this one is a little easier, and gives us thirst signs!
I’ve got one that was started in a nursery... it’s in a 4in pot... it sits in a window in the sun room and gets watered the same day each week.... it is really growing fast
Wow I never thought I’d see a dolphin on a plant!!! Thanks for sharing this succulent!!
Dolphins seems like something I could grow in zone 9. Will be looking for this succulent. So nice to get up in the morning with Cassidy and and a cup of coffee. Everyone have a blessed day.
This succulent is so cute! Dolphins in a succulent is perfect for me, I live near the coast! Can someone breed manatee succulents too? 😊
Your videos are concise and informative . I really appreciate the dormancy period information for the type of succulent as this is crucial for successful care and growth.
Thank you for posting these videos.
I just picked this up at the grocery store! Can't wait to see how it grows. I had a baby String if Pearls plant that I had a hard time understanding and nurturing so I hope this String of Dolphins and I can connect well. Thank you so much for the tip!
I just got one a couple of months ago & it’s doing great. I have it hanging in a macrame planter over my tub in the master bathroom & it’s putting on lots of new growth. A few pieces broke off while putting it in the macrame planter and I just popped them in soil & they are putting on new growth as well. 🐬
This is a very beautiful succulent. Thanks for sharing.
This is one of the first succulents I ever had and I had it in regular soil outside without shade during the rainy season. It took me months before I decided to look it up. I was horrified when I learned that it was rare and have specific growing needs 😅😅. I immediately repotted it in well draining soil and put it in bright shade but I was amazed by how robust its growth during its time of neglect.
SOD is on my wishlist, but I've been afraid because I haven't had luck with string of pearls. But since you say it's a little easier to take care of, I think I'll give it a try! Thank you.
Very cute plant, I will add to my collection.
I bought this plant a month ago at my local nursery, I tend to have a black thumb but not only does this plant give no problems at all, it seems as if i can not hurt it. Its thriving no matter where I put it. It is super resilient and i was a little hesitant to buy it because my string of pearls did not do so great. Still, they are doing awesome and it might be my favorite!
So glad to hear its not only surviving but thriving :)
I have been thinking of getting this, the leaves look so cute! Succulents aren't the easiest but I have not given up! You make it sound so easy! Very informative! Especially the dormancy part. I thought the dormancy period of late fall through winter was for all plants. Learn something new everyday. Glad I saw this video before purchasing. Thank you!
I only recently learned, in a picture, that there was a succulent that looked like a dolphin. I would love to find it and try growing it. Your information will help me be successful. Thank you
Probably my absolute favorite plant! I really like the information in this video. Now I’m definitely getting one! Thanks@ succulents and sunshine ☀️
This is my dream succulent and my order is arriving today! I couldn’t be more exciting and the timing of this video couldn’t be more perfect!
Been toying with the idea of getting string of dolphins. Thank you for the info about this one.
Wish list plant. So cute.😊. You make propagation sound so easy.
I score a 4” pot for $6 I was so happy! And currently doing pretty good. Thank you for all your tips.
I was so happy to see the subject of today's video! A dear friend gave me a String of Dolphins for my birthday a few months ago. I had never heard of it. I have it growing in the master bath and it seems very happy. I just have to be careful not to over water it because it's in a humid environment but it really has been very easy to care for.
I'd love to try this one, but being a mainly indoor grower, i will need a grow light for this one. Hoping that at some point you could do a class on grow lights - how strong should they be , how far from the plants, etc. Love this party!
I currently have on that I got from my local nursery a few weeks ago! It'a so healthy looking and has already had some new growth!
This succulent is so adorable I just received mine today and it looks so cute I can't wait to have more of them growing in my garden🥰✨✨
I’m so glad you covered this one in your videos! I got a couple cuttings and they weren’t looking happy. So glad to know what to do for them!
So cute! What a wonderful little plant.
I'll be honest and admit I'm not into SOP kinds of plants.. so I spent the video focusing on all of your cute little containers. Theres so many but they coordinate together so well!!
Thank you! :) You can see some of my favorite pots from the videos here:
amazon.com/shop/succulentsandsunshine
Good morning and thank you for this video! A couple months ago I ordered a few cuttings from Etsy and they all rooted and are growing fast. I’m in San Diego and have mine on a covered patio. It gets a little direct morning sun, probably 20-30 minutes, and then semi-bright shade the rest of the day. It’s been hot as hell here so I was worried about them getting sunburned, however, I’m noticing that the new growth is not shaped like dolphins but more of a triangular shape...after watching your video I’m thinking it’s not getting enough direct sun for long enough so I’ll find a brighter spot for it🤞🏼I just ordered a rooted one from Mountain Crest (LOVE them!) along with several other sucs (who can buy just one, right?😉) and can’t wait to get them🤗🤗🤗
hey, how did you get yours to root and how long did it take? cheers
mj 777 I placed them in water until they rooted - I can’t remember how long it took...maybe 2 weeks, and then I planted them in a little soil mixed with Bonsai Jack.
One of my favorite succulents! I've had a little problem with it but have been very successful propagating this plant in water. Thanks so much for the tips on watering - especially the tip about the dolphins flattening out. I have run into this and didn't know why it was doing that.
I recently found this at Lowe’s for $13 when hoping to find String of Pearls. I’m glad I grabbed this up!
I found this cute as heck succulent at my favorite nursery today! I have had great success with my string of pearls and bananas so I was super, duper excited to get my hands on a really full, healthy 4" pot of these bad boys for way less than I was willing to pay. Your video is very informative, I subscribed! Thank you!
Have been thinking about this one since I first saw it. I need to move, that's all there is to it 1 sunny window is just not enough, lol I will be looking into some of the grow lights as I just cannot deal with the thought of moving again too much work for an old lady. Love the video Cassidy!
These are so cute! That's good to know about string of pearls and also string of dolphins, I've always wanted to get some string of pearls and now I know how to not kill it if I do get some! But maybe I'll add string of dolphins higher up on my list...I too assumed that it would be more difficult to care for because it's such a novel sort of succulent, but that's great that it isn't! Maybe the thinner dolphin shapes means that it can tolerate watering a little more often than those round string of pearls? I find that the roundest/fattest-leaved succulents need water the least often, whereas succulents with thinner leaves need a little bit more regular watering during their growing season.
I have this and I love it! So cute and simple to care for once you know what to do. Thanks, as always, your videos are great!
I love the little dolphins! What a unique succulent!
I have the String of Bananas but would love to have the String of Dolphins. They are too cute!
I'm looking to add this plant to my collection as soon as I find one locally.Thanks for sharing .
I'm not sure how many local shops will carry them, but Mountain Crest Gardens has them in stock right now:
mountaincrestgardens.com/senecio-peregrinus-string-of-dolphins-large-limited/?aff=2&subid=dolphinsvideo
I love this string of Dolphins! It's so adorable! Thank you so much for sharing!
What a neat plant! Thanks for the video!!
I just got my very first one. It's a propagated one from my local landscaping store. And it's a very full plant I have mostly 10 in Long strings a couple that are about 18 in long and it's in a 4-in pot which is completely nice and full. I saw it and I just had to have it because it just looks terrific. Of course I'm starting my research, my care research with your channel as always! I'm just going to let it rest for a few days usually I transplant my plants right away but this one seems to be thriving right where it is. A lot of the smaller dolphins are not formed completely yet I'm assuming that's because they are too new period this is going to be so much fun watching this one grow!
I have one! She's right - it's easy to care for. My profile pic is from the day I brought it home, and it's doubled in size in under a year! :)
I’m so excited! I ordered one from Mountain Crest and delivery is TODAY!!!
Very interesting....thanks for holding it closer to the camera so we can see it better. Don't have one but may try it.
This is the cutest plant I've ever seen! definitely on my wishlist
This succulent is so cute 😍 Thank you for sharing these precious information. 👍👍👍
Those are so cute. Thanks for introducing them.
I have had one for about a month and this is the best video I have seen on them. It is very hardy! Thanks for the video, it really helps.
I love this idea of doing special film for each other plant ❤
Thanks!
Good to know that it’s easier to grow than string of pearls!!! 💚
In South East Queensland, Australia, it's definitely a less watering situation is better. I was watering mine every 3 days and it was dying. I cut back to once a week and it's doing a lot better! We are a warm temperate climate here.
This looks like it will adid nice variety in a planter with other succulents. As usual, great info.
Hi. Joan here. I have had a string of dolphins plant that is mostly in the shade. Gets sun late in the afternoon but because I live in Ontario temperatures are all over the map with frost coming anytime at night in September or October
This succulent is so different! I had never seen it before your group!
This is in my Succulent Studio box this month! Thanks for teaching me how to take care of it. I had a cutting of her once before and definitely failed.
This is one that I don't have yet. I would've assumed that it would've been pickier that SOP, considering that it's harder to find. I water my SOP less than any other plant in my greenhouse (besides my butts), and I have hundreds and hundreds, so that's saying a lot! I would've watered this one even less until I got more acquainted with it. Thanks for teaching me different!!
Yes! I can check this off of my wishlist :) I snagged one today that is about to bloom! Thanks for the information.
You are very welcome :) That is exciting!
I have 3 strands. They haven't looked happy all summer. Thank you for the tips!
A friend gave me a cutting & it took! Easy peasy! It's the cutest thing!
These would make such cute gifts for my ocean and plant loving friend. Noted!
Thank you for the tips, I bought 8 cuttings online and stuck them in a glass of water, they have grown roots and as I was going to be away for 3 weeks asked a friend to plants them. They grew like crazy on her windowsill (west facing in Australia) getting full afternoon sun. I just planted them today where they'll get full Sun from 10 or 11 am all day. I'll watch and see what happens.
That's super exciting!
I just got a plant yesterday. I bought it at logee's greenhouse in danielson ct. There a really cool green house that have alot of rare and exotic plants. There's also one called string of bananas. Instead of dolphins they look just like bananas. I should have gotten one of those too. Great video! I learned alot. Thank you!
Thanks again for the interesting and helpful information.
Can’t wait to try my luck with this succulent. So far, haven’t found it available but will keep looking. Thanks for the info!
I just got a string of dolphins about 2 weeks ago from a new supplier at Etsy. They looked beautiful when I received them but since then I already started to loose some of it. I am going to keep an eye and hope this is not going to be a problem. Thanks for the video.
Thanks for the VARIETY of your videos ... appreciate 2days succulent ... looks like I have some pot moving as it seems my dolphins want more light !!!
CUTEST succulent! Thanks for the tips!
Can't wait to find one of these cute little plants. Thanks so much!
Mountain Crest Gardens has it in stock right now:
mountaincrestgardens.com/senecio-peregrinus-string-of-dolphins-large-limited/?aff=2&subid=dolphinvideo
Such a cute plant.
Not for my zone 4 area or my very dry home.
Obsessed!!! String of dolphins is actually on my wish list, can’t wait to get my hands on some.
I just got a nice pot of this! I’m glad to hear the details about how to care for it.
I have to add this striking plant to my collection! I am in sunny zone 10 so this should do well here!
This is one of my favorites! It does well on my front porch in SW Florida.
This has been on my wishlist. I am in Zone 6 so it sounds like I need a good grow light before I get it. Thanks for the tips!
My dolphin plant is in the brightest window in my house and is still a bit spindly and some of the dolphins are flattening 😩 thank you for letting me know he also needs a light to grow properly!
I have this and it’s growing like a weed, thanks for the extra info in it.
I need another window!! I really don't have a house that is great for plants. Adding grow lights today.
I am sure my favorite Groovy Plants Ranch in Marengo, Ohio will have this and I want one.
This is on my wish list I think it is adorable. Thank you for the great information.
I think I had one of those when I first started taking care of succulents. I killed it. I didn't know what I was doing! Lol. Now I'll know what to do if I get another one!
This is one I have wanted to get. I have the string of pearls and string of bananas and love those.
Very cute! Thanks for the great info, Cassidy!
This succulent is most definitely on my wish list!!!
I love this succulent. I just got one and it's just like I thought it would be. Thanks for sharing this information. I have to watch the amount of sunlight I give growing here in Central Florida. I think I'm going to keep this guy indoors because the temps are too hot here and I hear they don't do good in high heat situations. This was great information and I appreciate it. Have a beautiful day🌸🍃
I have it growing under my t5 grow light and it seems to really like that.. I keep my lights on for about 14 hrs a day, (I have my other succulents directly under it.. but this guy doesn't get the direct light, he sits off to the side getting really bright, but indirect light).. Living and growing here in Florida can be tricky with the weather we encounter.. so I grow them all in terracotta pots. I'm pretty sure I'm going to keep this inside so it doesn't struggle in our ridiculously humid, rainy 110°f weather we have right now.. Gosh, it's so much work, keeping my outdoor plants happy right now. I have to watch the amount of waterings I give because we have like 90 to 100% humidity and a lot of them take the moisture in from the air. I've noticed the string of dolphins is doing that too lately. Thanks for sharing such great info.. There is always something to learn when adding a new plant to the collection and this was the most info I've found so far. Have a beautiful day! Thank you for all your hard work and willingness to share🐞🍃
You are very welcome! So glad the information has been helpful :)
@@Succulentsandsunshine your always so helpful and kind... It's very much appreciated 🐞🍃Have a beautiful day😊
My string of dolphins is doing well for now. I know how to care for it when the colder weather comes!
I ordered this plant on line through Amazon waiting for it to come I'm excited
Looking forward to adding string of dolphins to my collection.
Thank you for the info! Cute little plant.
I haven't tried this before, but definitely am wanting to find one.
Mountain Crest Gardens has them in stock right now!
mountaincrestgardens.com/senecio-peregrinus-string-of-dolphins-large-limited/?aff=2&subid=dolphinsvideo
I have been very successful with string of pearls. I am hoping that will continue when I get some dolphins.
Always interesting and I love starting my day with your videos!
My daughters would love this plant!
This is one succulent I don't have at the moment but I'm looking to add it to my collection very soon!
I love how it trails!!!
will put this succulent on my someday wishlist!!
So pretty! Definitely on my wish list!
I’ve seen these on other TH-cam channels and they are fantastic!! 🌵❤️