Senecio scaposus houseplant The deep silvery blue-green leaves

The deep silvery blue-green leaves of these hen and chick plants age with time

Stem cuttings are the easiest and quickest way to multiply your plants

The red fruits are up to 2 inches in diameter (5 cm)

These rosettes are made up of thick

Senecio scaposus houseplant The deep silvery blue-green leavesSenecio Scaposus goes by the common name Woolly Senecio. A native of South Africa, this succulent is noted for finger shaped long erect leaves bearing a woolly cover. Belonging to the Asteraceae family, the height of this lovely plant is about 30 cm with a short stem or, at times, no stem at all. Woolly Senecio is a summer dormant plant requiring full sun exposure for abundant growth. Growth Rate Woolly Senecio has a slow growth rate but grows easily.