Senecio herreianus.

You will receive a fresh 15cm cutting from the mother plant that's in the photos.

Grow on in a cactus compost with added grit or a soilless substrate such as a specialist bonsai mix. It love love loves the sun but watch out for sunburn in the summer months; some light shading during the hottest part of the day is a good idea.

Water only when the potting mix is dry. If there's one thing succulents hate it's wet feet. They can be prone to stem rot so avoid letting water sit in the pot because this will cause it to rot away.

The key to successful succs is lots and lots of light, less and less water. Keep that in mind always and your plants will reward you with colours that POP.

Don't worry if a leaf or two fall off during transit; you can propagate by carefully placing them on some potting mix and voila - new, baby plants!

Dry leaves on the plant doesn't mean it's thirsty and shrivelling up - succulents 'eat' their leaves to create new roots. I pull them off only once they're completely dry and crispy but you don't have to, it's fine either way.

It might lose colour slightly during transit but it'll bounce right back so long as its growing conditions are met.

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