Curio radicans 'Blue Pickle' aka 'Glauca' is a cultivar of Curio radicans (L.f.) P.V.Heath, and in horticultural trade it is well known under its synonym name Senecio radicans. Also known as Blue Pickle Vine; or Fishhooks Senecio, it grows trailing stems of pickle-shaped, blue-green leaves. This fast grower looks particularly striking in hanging pots. The leaves have narrow, translucent stripes or "leaf windows" that allow sunlight to irradiate the leaf interior. They also have a light coating of powdery farina (epicuticular wax).
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The genus Curio was created in 1997 by P.V. Heath for species of Senecio with elongated, succulent leaves and discoid flower heads. The name is derived from the Latin curiosus meaning 'curious', perhaps referring to the peculiar morphology of these plants.
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Curio radicans 'Blue Pickle' aka 'Glauca'
Curio radicans 'Blue Pickle' aka 'Glauca' is approx. 150 cm long, and comes in a ø 25 cm pot