Senecio Rowleya in the white (i.e. albo) variegata form is still considered a rarity; also called "pearl necklace"; the shoots hanging over time have either completely white or only partially white variegated "leaves" - the globules; compared to the "classic" green basic form, the white variegata grows somewhat slower, with thread-thin stems on which there are small thickened leaves ("pearls"); easy to care for - for full sun location, succulent-like; not over-fertilised, therefore robust & top healthy (100% organic quality before quantity), from own propagation (from my mother plant gem. Picture - this one is not for sale), fully established plant; no greenhouse cultivation; not hardy; pot in self-mixed well-drained substrate, avoid waterlogging; a "collector's plant"!