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A vibrant and striking Pothos. The multi-toned leaves with a variety of green and paler hues in a marbled fashion add a more interesting visual to this wonderful plant. The glossy sheen to the leaves contributes to a beautiful glow surrounding this plant, lighting up the room and presenting a happy atmosphere. With a positive aura and simple elegance of a Queen, this plant is perfect for any living or working space!

If you're looking for a captivating, easy-care succulent that is sure to inspire, these stunning String of Teardrops houseplants are a great pick! They require minimal care to thrive - only needing a quick water once the soil has fully dried -  and their incredible cascading trails are excellent for decorating and adding a tropical touch to all sorts of spaces. Fast growing, fascinating & a fantastic addition to any home, these Senecio Herreianus String of Teardrops plants are both great for gifting and sure to be a hit wherever they go. 

Please note our 'Tall Pot' variant is not compatible with regular decorative pots due to its rectangular design and decorative pots are sold separately. This variety (String of Pearls) is also prone to some minor foliage/stem loss when moving environments due to their smaller root structures, which can often be replanted upon arrival or be propagated. 

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This lovely succulent is a fun, trailing house plant that grows long vines with succulent bananas in a luscious green hue. Happy String of Bananas are very rounded and solid to touch. The String of Bananas 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 decorative pots are sold separately and your plant may naturally vary to that shown depending on size ordered. This variety (Senecio) is also prone to some minor foliage/stem loss when moving environments due to their smaller root structures, which can often be replanted upon arrival or be propagated.