Blue Chalksticks – Senecio Serpens | Buy Live Succulent Plant

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Blue Chalkstick is a low-growing succulents flaunting fleshy blue-green leaves. It looks terrific in open terrariums, desk planters and makes a great ornamental plant for indoors.

Botanical Name: Senecio Serpens

Other Names: Blue Chalksticks

Growing Season: Throughout the year

Ideal Temperature: 5-35°C

Uses: Add the plant to your work table, desk, and shelve.

Difficulty Level: Easy

How to Grow – Quick View

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What to Do After Getting the Package?

• Take a knife and carefully cut the tape to unbox the live plant.
• Gently remove the plant from the package.
• Place the plant where it can receive bright, indirect sunlight regularly.

How to Care for Bluechalk Sticks?

Sunlight: Bluechalk Sticks thrives well in partial to full sunlight. For better growth, keep it near window boxes and shaded balconies to get adequate sun exposure of 4-5 hours.

Watering: Water only when the top one-inch soil layer dries out, avoid overwatering it can harm your succulent.

Soil: A regular succulent potting mix with good aeration and drainage is an excellent growing medium for Bluechalk Sticks. To make it more well-draining, you can add perlite in the soil.

Fertilizer: Fertilize the succulent once a year with a balanced organic fertilizer to encourage good growth.