Senecio fulgens Hydroleca This succulent-esque Peperomia might be

This succulent-esque Peperomia might be small and compact but it sure packs a punch with its thick rigid stems producing big and bolshy green leaves

Use a cactus compost with added drainage such as perlite

New growth appears bright coral orange at the tip of each branch and gently fades to a citrus yellow

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Senecio fulgens Hydroleca This succulent-esque Peperomia might beA rare and intriguing Senecio that is caudex forming with its tuberous rootstock that creeps up out of the soil. Sitting atop its juicy base are crowns of thick, succulent, blue grey leaves with a light purple underside. The real point of interest however is the dramatic shower of luminous red flowers that burst out of the centre of each leaf cluster mid winter. WATERING In S S water when 90% of the soil has dried out. During the winter months allow