Dischidia nummularia
string of nickels or the necklace plant
An easy to grow and very decorative house plant, with its near-circular fleshy green leaves, which form along the length of the...
14cm pot | hanging pot
£29.99
available to order from late spring
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Plant description
An easy to grow and very decorative house plant, with its near-circular fleshy green leaves, which form along the length of the trailing stems - occasionally accompanied by tiny white flowers.
Home care: Water regularly during the warmer months, making sure that all the excess water can drain away freely. Try to maintain even temperatures, so avoid planting next to a radiator or in a draughty spot. Keep drier in winter, only watering when the compost gets quite dry.
Please note: all our indoor hanging pots include drainage holes to prevent waterlogging. We recommend taking them down to water in the sink or on a saucer, and leaving them to drain before rehanging.
Home care: Water regularly during the warmer months, making sure that all the excess water can drain away freely. Try to maintain even temperatures, so avoid planting next to a radiator or in a draughty spot. Keep drier in winter, only watering when the compost gets quite dry.
Please note: all our indoor hanging pots include drainage holes to prevent waterlogging. We recommend taking them down to water in the sink or on a saucer, and leaving them to drain before rehanging.
Eventual height & spread
Plant features
Position
Full sun
Rate of growth
Slow growing
How to care for Dischidia nummularia:
Water regularly during the warmer months, making sure that all the excess water can drain away freely. Try to maintain even temperatures, so avoid planting next to a radiator or in a draughty spot. Keep drier in winter, only watering when the compost gets quite dry.
Please note: all our indoor hanging pots include drainage holes to prevent waterlogging. We recommend taking them down to water in the sink or on a saucer, and leaving them to drain before rehanging.
Please note: all our indoor hanging pots include drainage holes to prevent waterlogging. We recommend taking them down to water in the sink or on a saucer, and leaving them to drain before rehanging.
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