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String of Bananas - Senecio radicans - 6" Hanging Basket
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he String of Bananas is a member of the senecio family, which also includes 'Dusty ', 'German ' and 'Cineraria', to name a few. Although the senecios vary widely, they have similar requirements and many of their delicate, succulent tapestries fill the same horticultural niche. String of Bananas, is a popular and low-maintenance plant to grow in a sunn…
he String of Bananas is a member of the senecio family, which also includes 'Dusty ', 'German ' and 'Cineraria', to name a few. Although the senecios vary widely, they have similar requirements and many of their delicate, succulent tapestries fill the same horticultural niche. String of Bananas, is a popular and low-maintenance plant to grow in a sunny window. It is a slow-growing variety, but your patience will be rewarded. Light: Window. Water: Water when surface is dry. They are forgiving if you forget. Fertilizer: Use either a balanced or low-nitrogen formula at low levels, but frequently---March through October. Soil: Should be loose and porous like a cactus soil.
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he String of Bananas is a member of the senecio family, which also includes 'Dusty ', 'German ' and 'Cineraria', to name a few. Although the senecios vary widely, they have similar requirements and many of their delicate, succulent tapestries fill the same horticultural niche. String of Bananas, is a popular and low-maintenance plant to grow in a sunny window. It is a slow-growing variety, but your patience will be rewarded. Light: Window. Water: Water when surface is dry. They are forgiving if you forget. Fertilizer: Use either a balanced or low-nitrogen formula at low levels, but frequently---March through October. Soil: Should be loose and porous like a cactus soil.