Skyscraper Senecio - Senecio Ficoides

Scientific Name: Senecio Ficoides
Synonyms: Curio Ficoides, Flat leaved Senecio, Silver Senecio, Big Blue Chalk Sticks

• Tall attractive grey blue foliage
• Super easy care
• Waterwise
• Made to handle neglect
• Ideal for Patios or Balconies
• Indigenous to South Africa 

Add a distinctive element to your decor with the Skyscraper Senecio (Senecio Ficoides), a striking, architectural succulent native to our rugged landscapes that brings a bold, modern flair to any plant collection. With its upright, silvery-blue, spear-like foliage, this plant truly lives up to its skyscraper name, creating a dramatic, vertical statement perfect for sunny indoor spaces or bright balconies. 

This low-maintenance succulent thrives in full sun and can easily adapt to a very sunny spot indoors, a sun-soaked tabletop, or an outdoor balcony, adding a touch of South African charm wherever it’s placed. Skyscraper Senecio is ideal for plant enthusiasts of all levels, as it requires minimal care and is highly drought-tolerant. Simply water when the soil is completely dry, and be sure to reduce frequency in the cooler months. 

Consider pairing this stunner with a traditional terracotta for a classical look, or a bold planter to create an outstanding statement piece. Its impressive resilience and unique form make it not only an eye-catching focal point but also a practical, waterwise choice for those looking to add some vertical interest to their plant displays. 

For more Plant options check out our Balcony and Patio or Easy Care Plant Collections.

STYLING TIPS
To make a statement with your Skyscraper Senecio, consider these styling tips:

• Pair it with a Terracotta Planter for a gorgeous classical patio or balcony display.
• Pair it with a bold Ceramic Plant Pot for an elegant tabletop or Shelf display.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Follow these care tips to keep your Senecio happy & healthy.

Water: Allow your Senecio to reach complete dryness. Avoid letting the soil stay wet for too long, as this can lead to rot.
Light: Bright Indirect to Direct sunlight is best.
Humidity: No humidity adjustments are required.
Fertilise: Feed during Spring and Summer with a slow-release fertiliser every 6 weeks. No need to feed in Winter.

For more Detailed Care read our Succulent Care Instructions.

Please note: Senecio are considered toxic if consumed.