String OF Fish Hooks Plant

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Here’s a full care guide for String OF Fish Hooks Plant (Senecio radicans ‘Fish Hooks’) 🪴 — a beautiful, trailing succulent known for its curved, bluish-green leaves that resemble fish hooks.

Here’s a full care guide for String OF Fish Hooks Plant :

🌞 Light

Needs bright light to full sun.

Ideal: 4–6 hours of bright, indirect sunlight daily.

Can tolerate some direct morning or late afternoon sun.

Indoors, place near a south- or west-facing window (filtered light).

🌡️ Temperature

Prefers warm conditions: 18–30°C.

Protect from frost — never expose below 10°C.

Ensure good airflow to prevent fungal issues.

💧 Watering

As a succulent, it prefers less frequent watering.

Water only when the soil is completely dry.

During the growing season (spring–summer), water every 10–14 days.

In winter, reduce to once a month or less.

Avoid letting the roots sit in water — root rot is common with overwatering.

🌫️ Humidity

Adapts well to average household humidity.

Avoid excess humidity — keep it in a well-ventilated spot.

🌱 Soil

Use a well-draining succulent or cactus mix.Ideal mix:

50% cactus/succulent soil

30% perlite

20% coarse sand or pumice

You can also add a little cocopeat for mild moisture retention.

🍽️ Fertilizer

Feed once every 4–6 weeks during active growth (spring to summer).

Use a diluted, low-nitrogen cactus fertilizer.

Skip fertilizing in winter.

✂️ Pruning & Maintenance

Trim leggy or dried stems to encourage new, fuller growth.

You can re-root cuttings easily — just place them in moist soil or water.

🌸 Propagation

Very easy from stem cuttings:

Cut a healthy vine (5–10 cm).

Let it callous over for 1–2 days.

Plant in dry succulent soil or root in water.

Mist lightly until new growth appears.

⚠️ Common Problems String OF Fish Hooks Plant

Problem

Cause

Solution

Mushy stems

Overwatering

Let soil dry, remove affected parts

Shriveling leaves

Underwatering

Give a thorough soak and adjust frequency

Pale leaves

Low light

Move to brighter spot

No growth

Poor soil or low light

Repot with fresh mix and improve light