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Jan 10, 2022 - 12:30 PM
Senecio scaposus is mildly toxic so we don't recommend planting it in places where pets or children can reach it.
Is it pet safe? I'm thinking of putting it in a reptile tank... Senecio scaposus Senecio
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Senecio scaposus
Senecio scaposus (now Caput
ia scaposa) (Nord. & Pelser): Long, bean-like leaves with a silvery, woolly covering. This coating helps protect the leaves from the full sun of its native South African habitat, and it needs similarly bright sun in cultivation. The woolly coating can be ... See More
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ia scaposa) (Nord. & Pelser): Long, bean-like leaves with a silvery, woolly covering. This coating helps protect the leaves from the full sun of its native South African habitat, and it needs similarly bright sun in cultivation. The woolly coating can be ... See More
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