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Senecio Himalaya (Senecio barbertonicus)

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A fine-leaved succulent with plenty of texture.

Dense clusters of narrow, fleshy green leaves give Senecio Himalaya its distinctive shape. A bright position and free-draining compost suit this sun-loving succulent.

Meet Your Plant

  • Botanical name: Senecio barbertonicus, sold as Himalaya
  • Foliage: Slender, fleshy green leaves
  • Growth: Branching, upright succulent
  • Pet safety: Keep out of reach of pets and children; do not encourage chewing.

Plant Care

  • Light: Very bright light, with direct sun introduced gradually.
  • Watering: Allow the compost to dry well before watering, then drain fully. Keep much drier in winter.
  • Humidity: No extra humidity or routine misting needed.
  • Temperature: Keep in a warm room, protected from cold draughts and frost.
  • Feed: Use a cactus or succulent feed sparingly during active growth, following the label.

What You Get

One living plant in the selected option. Plants vary naturally in shape, colour and size.

Good To Know

Not for Pets or Kids

Beautiful but with a dark side. The leaves and/or other parts of this plant can be toxic. Keep away from pets, children and adults who never grew up.

How not to kill your Senecio Himalaya (Senecio barbertonicus)

We've created a personalised Grow Guide for your Senecio Himalaya (Senecio barbertonicus). Just follow this easy guide and you & your new leafy mate will be loving life together!

Watering: Light

When it comes to drinking,I'm a Lizzie Lightweight, the cheapest date in town! Just a small one for me, please, and don't be rushing to top me up either. I won't thank you for it. Allow my soil to dry out almost completely between waterings, and we'll get on just fine.

Humidity: Normal

Atmospherics? I'm really not that bothered, actually. Just your everyday household humidity is fine. No extra attention required, thanks, so don't be comin' at me with that spritzer!

Light: Direct

I love the light! A big ol' dose of bright, sunlight each day is my idea of heaven. I'm even up for some direct rays, just as long as it's not a scorcher. That said, I'm pretty adaptable. If light or dappled shade is all you've got, I won't complain.

Top tips from our Agony Plant.

Memento Top Tip

If growth becomes stretched and sparse, improve the light gradually rather than moving it straight into strong sunshine.

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