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This lovely succulent is a fun, trailing house plant that grows long vines with succulent spheres in a luscious green hue. Happy pearls are very rounded and solid to touch. The Sting of pearls is the perfect house plant for hanging baskets or positioned to cascade over a sill or shelf. If you're lucky, the String of pearls plant will flower with a faint, white bloom that is beautifully cinnamon scented.

Please note our 'Tall Pot' variant is not compatible with regular ceramic pots due to its rectangular design and decorative pots are sold separately. Looking for String of Teardrops instead? Click here!

If you're on the search for a popular plant that is easy to care for, air purifying and pet-friendly, these stunning String of Turtles are a must-have! They are well admired for their low maintenance and distinct trailing foliage reminiscent of turtles - plus are great for decorating whether at home, in the office & beyond. They are ideal for both beginners and seasoned growers alike, and their tropical Ecuadorian rainforest origins give them a wonderfully distinct style that is sure to offer inspiration and fascination wherever they may go. 

As an added bonus, these are also fantastic propagators if you're up for an experiment, or want to share your green friend with loved ones! Please note foliage can naturally vary plant-to-plant and depending on the size chosen, with some foliage loss to be expected in transit. Decorative pots sold separately. 

Fantastic feather-like foliage fan out on this beautiful Prayer Plant. Each leaf looks like its own medallion with a gold glint against patterns of greens and pastels. This Prayer Plant is the perfect showcase for fabulous foliage with beautiful colours and patterns making this plant pop! A strong positive aura radiates from this plant, generating positivity within a space. Perfect for a reception area, workspace or within a meditation space. 

Dieffenbachia's are often given a hard time, when actually their care requirements are pretty simple. Follow a few simple guidelines and you'll be rewarded with one of the best houseplants a green-fingered fellow could ask for. Water a little at a time and more regularly - they don't appreciate a sporadic drenching. They also suit low,  dappled lighting which most of our homes offer plentifully as the sun moves around our homes. Rotate your Dumb can often to encourage straight growth.