RedCrocus String of Fishhooks Succulent - Live Trailing Senecio, Blue-Green Hooked Leaves, Easy Indoor Hanging Plant, Fast-Growing, Bright Indirect Light 6"

Name: RedCrocus String of Fishhooks Succulent - Live Trailing Senecio, Blue-Green Hooked Leaves, Easy Indoor Hanging Plant, Fast-Growing, Bright Indirect Light 6"
Brand: RedCrocus
SKU: ber1382-redcrocus
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Succulent- Senecio Fishhook

A graceful, trailing succulent with blue-green, hook-shaped leaves and delicately fragrant blooms.

Bright Indirect Light USDA 10–12 Drought Tolerant Hanging Basket Favorite

Quick Glance

Growth Habit Trailing, cascading stems 2–6 ft indoors

Watering Soak and dry; reduce in winter

Light Bright indirect; morning sun ideal

Pet Safety Toxic if ingested; keep away from pets

Description

Succulent- Senecio Fishhook is a cascading succulent treasured for its sleek, blue-green, hook- or banana-shaped leaves that trail in long, elegant strands. The foliage has a subtle glaucous sheen that reads modern and architectural in any setting. In strong light and under warm conditions, mature plants may produce clusters of small white flowers with a sweet, spicy fragrance reminiscent of cinnamon or cloves. Its easy-care nature, drought tolerance, and tidy habit make it a standout choice for shelves, window ledges, and hanging baskets where its strands can spill gracefully.

Suggested Uses

Hanging baskets for dramatic cascades

Shelf or mantle planter with trailing spill

Bright office window or studio

Mixed succulent containers

Xeric patios (frost-free)

Modern, minimalist interiors

Tip: Place a few strands on the soil surface to root along the way and create a fuller plant over time.

Plant Details

Botanical NameSucculent- Senecio Fishhook
Common NameSucculent- Senecio (Fish Hooks; String of Fishhooks)
Size & GrowthTrailing stems typically 2–6 ft (0.6–1.8 m) indoors; moderate to fast growth in bright light.
Hardiness ZonesUSDA 10–12; protect from frost. Ideal temps 60–80°F (16–27°C); avoid below ~50°F (10°C).
Foliage TypeEvergreen succulent; slender, hook-shaped, blue-green leaves with a glaucous (silvery) bloom.
Bloom TimeLate summer to winter; indoors blooms are occasional but pleasantly fragrant when present.
Growth RateFast in warm, bright conditions; slows noticeably in low light or cool temps.
Light RequirementsBright indirect light with 2–4 hrs of gentle morning sun; avoid harsh midday sun behind glass.
Attracts PollinatorsFlower fragrance may attract small pollinators outdoors; indoors, attraction is minimal but possible when flowering.
Indoor FriendlyExcellent houseplant for bright windows; thrives in hanging planters or on shelves with good light.
Container FriendlyIdeal for containers with drainage; excels in hanging baskets and mixed succulent arrangements.
Deer ResistantGenerally avoided by deer due to texture and sap; not guaranteed if food is scarce.
Pet WarningToxic to cats and dogs if ingested; can cause gastrointestinal upset. Keep out of reach; milky sap may irritate skin.
FragrantBlooms are lightly sweet and spicy (cinnamon/clove-like); foliage itself is not fragrant.
Cut FlowerNot a traditional cut flower; trailing stems can be used in succulent arrangements or for propagation cuttings.
Grows Well WithGrows Well With Curio rowleyanus (String of Pearls), Sedum morganianum (Burro’s Tail), Echeveria, Haworthia, Crassula, and other drought-tolerant succulents.

Care Tips

Planting InstructionsUse a pot with drainage. Set the crown slightly above the soil line and drape strands over the surface. Acclimate to brighter light over 7–10 days to prevent scorch.
Soil MoistureWater thoroughly, then allow 60–80% of the soil to dry before the next watering. Reduce in winter. Shriveling = thirsty; mushy leaves = overwatered.
Soil TypeFast-draining cactus/succulent mix amended with 30–50% perlite or pumice; avoid water-retentive peat-heavy soils.
HumidityPrefers low to average indoor humidity (30–50%). Provide good airflow; avoid persistently humid, stagnant conditions.
Pruning InstructionsPinch or trim leggy tips to encourage branching and fullness. Remove damaged strands. Use clean shears; cuttings root readily for propagation.
Winter CareKeep above 50°F (10°C). Provide maximum light and water sparingly. If outdoors, bring inside before frost or cold snaps.
Planting DepthPlant at the same depth as in the nursery pot. Lay a few nodes on the soil surface to root; avoid burying stems deeply to prevent rot.
FertilizationFeed lightly in spring–summer every 4–6 weeks with a balanced, low-nitrogen succulent fertilizer at 1/4–1/2 strength. No feeding in winter.
Special CareRotate monthly for even growth. Inspect for mealybugs and aphids; treat early. Repot every 2–3 years when rootbound. Avoid water sitting on the crown.

Light calibration: If strands elongate with wide spacing between leaves, increase light. Pale leaves can indicate too much direct sun—add sheer curtain or move back from window.