Light. Although it can easily get sunburned in direct sun when grown outdoors, when grown as a houseplant, string of dolphins does best when it receives at least six hours of sunlight a day. A south-facing window is ideal, but it can adapt to medium light when grown indoors as well.
Furthermore, how often should I water string of dolphins?
Allow soil to dry out between watering. On average, plants need to be watered once per week in the growing season but only once per month in the dormant period. Dolphin plant care is quite easy and the succulent has few pest or disease issues.
Moreover, is string of dolphins rare?
String of Dolphins (Senecio peregrinus) is a rare, adorable and almost impossible to find succulent! This plant has a beautiful draping habit that will look amazing in a mixed container or a hanging basket. The chalky blue dolphin shaped leaves make this a truly unique plant!
How do you make Dolphin strings Fuller?
Should I trim my string of dolphins?
Prune string of dolphins to remove yellow or dying leaves or control the plant’s trailing stems. Pruning string succulents can also encourage more growth. Some Senecio plants start growing multiple stems from the cut pruned vine. Or course, you can snip off leggy stems to help improve the plant’s appearance.
Does string of dolphins like humidity?
Humidity: Does not like too much humidity. Normal household humidity is good for this plant. Keep it out of the bathroom if there is a shower in the room. Fertilize: Feed with diluted good balanced organic fertilizer every 2 weeks during the growing season (Spring to Summer) and cut back to monthly in Winter.
How do I get my dolphin plant to bloom?
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