Curio hallianus, formerly known as Senecio hallianus, is a beautiful succulent that forms long stems with fleshy, bean-shaped leaves. The leaves have a characteristic bluish-green color and are covered with a kind of protective film that protects against extreme heat or cold. It can also produce white flowers in summer.
Curio hallianus was named in honor of Harry Hall, a collector and curator of major botanical parks.
It can be planted in tall pots or in a traffic light.
ATTENTION: This plant is NOT suitable for consumption!
Botanical name: Seneciohallianus - Curio hallianus
Home: South Africa
Age: approx. 3-4 years
Pot size: 14cm traffic light pot
Length of the tendrils: approx. 20-25cm
Location: bright, warm window seat
like to be outdoors in summer, but slowly get used to the sun
Watering: in summer a maximum of 1x per week
Pour significantly less during the rest phase in winter
Only pour again when the soil has completely dried out
Avoid waterlogging
Fertilization: in summer every 3-4 weeks
do not fertilize in winter
Product safety information
Manufacturer information:
Schwab-Stirnadel GmbH & Co. KG
Schwarzwaldstraße 80
66482 Zweibrücken
Rheinland-Pfalz
Deutschland
kontakt@exotenherz.de
Responsible person:
Henning Schwab
kontakt@exotenherz.de
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