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Senecio Serpens Blue Chalksticks
Senecio serpens (Kleinia repens)
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$71.84
Regular price
$79.80
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Senecio Serpens Blue, also known as Dwarf Blue Chalksticks, is a stunning succulent that is sure to be the star of your outdoor oasis with its unique cascading foliage and eye-catching blue-green color.
Perfect for adding texture and interest to rock gardens, containers, or hanging baskets, Dwarf Blue Chalksticks is a low-maintenance plant that thrives in full sun and well-draining soil. Its drought-tolerant nature means you can enjoy its beauty without having to constantly water it, making it an ideal choice for busy homeowners who want a vibrant garden without all the fuss.
With its compact size and trailing habit, Dwarf Blue Chalksticks is versatile enough to be planted alone as a focal point or mixed with other plants for added visual impact. Whether you're looking to create a desert-inspired landscape or simply want to add a pop of color to your patio, this hardy succulent is sure to make a statement wherever you plant it.
With its striking appearance and easy-care requirements, Dwarf Blue Chalksticks is the perfect addition for any homeowner looking to enhance their yard with style and sophistication.
How tall and wide does Blue Chalksticks grow?
It typically grows 6–8 inches tall and spreads 2–3 feet wide, forming a dense mat of silvery-blue foliage that contrasts beautifully with other plants.
When does Blue Chalksticks bloom?
It blooms in summer with small, creamy white flowers, though it’s mostly grown for its striking foliage rather than its blooms.
What kind of sunlight and soil does it prefer?
Blue Chalksticks thrives in full sun and well-drained soil. It’s excellent for coastal, desert, or rock garden conditions.
How much water does it need?
Water sparingly — it’s a true low-water succulent. Let the soil dry out completely between waterings to prevent rot.
Seasonality
Mature height
12 in. or less
Mature Width
2-3 ft.
Sun exposure
Watering
Low
Grows Well in Zones
Flowering Season
Attracts Wildlife
Pollinators, Bees, Butterflies
HOW MANY FLATS DO I NEED?
Quick Reference for Common Yard Sizes
Use this chart to estimate flats for your project or try our calculator below for a custom quote.
What's In Your Flat
| Groundcover Flat (Cuttings) | 4" Pots Flat (16 Pots) | |
|---|---|---|
| Plants per flat | 40–50 cuttings | 16 individual pots |
| Tray size | 10" Ă— 20" | 16" Ă— 16" |
| Plant maturity | Young cuttings | Established, well-rooted |
| Planting effort | Separate & transplant | Drop in - ready to plant |
| Time to fill in | 1–2 seasons | Faster, fuller from day one |
| Cost per sq ft | Lower | Higher |
| Best for | Large areas on a budget | Instant look, small–medium areas |
Plant Like a Pro: The Triangle Method
We recommend planting in a triangular (offset) pattern: each plant sits in the gap between the two plants in the row above. This covers more ground with fewer plants and fills in faster than a square grid.
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