They are so cute!!

Pearls String of Pearls (Curio rowleyanus)
Hearts String of Hearts (Ceropegia woodii)
Buttons String of Buttons (Crassula perforata)
Bananas String of Bananas (Curio radicans)
Turtles String of Turtles (Peperomia rotundifolia)
Dolphins
Figs String of Figs (Curio 'Raindrops')
Stars String of Stars (Euphorbia guiengola)
Just plain stringy Stringy Stonecrop (Sedum sarmentosum)
Raindrops (or watermelons) String of Raindrops (Curio herreanus)
This doesn't say "string of" but I've seen this referred to as string of coins String of Nickels (Dischidia nummularia)
Pickles, some say rubies Little Pickles (Crassothonna capensis)
Beads Columnar Peperomia (Peperomia columella)
Beans Blue Senecio (Curio talinoides)
More beans Blue Chalk Sticks (Curio talinoides var. mandraliscae)
Silver dollars Silver Dollar Plant (Xerosicyos danguyi)

Do you have or have you seen any others?

Here is one I'm trying to find. The local nursery has a large one but it's $55. To expensive for me.
String of dolphin:
String of Dolphins (Curio x peregrinus)
I've seen it called string of fish hooks also.

Ron, it's lucky that you said that and that I completely forgot about sending your box. I can stick a couple of snippings of that in your box ...when I remember to send it tomorrow. Sorry for the delay, I got completely consumed by my new hummingbird feeder over the weekend and the fact that a hummingbird discovered it so quickly. But it seems to have been serendipitous for you.

...as long as you don't mind that it was purchased as this:


which can't possibly be a different plant from this:
String of Dolphins (Curio x peregrinus)

The dolphins on my string of dolphins seem to be shrinking.

Pickles is making a few blooms. Wish they were pink or purple. Yellow may not have the same raw beauty, for my very humble opinion, but it's such a cheerful, optimistic color. I'll take it!

String of Needles (Ceropegia debilis)

Injecting some friviolity into this thread...my daughter's coworker dressed as a String of Pearls for Halloween

That's so cool!!!

It was fun and creative. He laboriously painted each one of those styrofoam balls, then threaded & hot-glued them onto string...impressive! I was pleased that it took only a few seconds before I figured it out!

He deserves the acorn, not me. Thanks from both of us

The dolphins are shrinking. I am confused if it should have more light or less to make bigger dolphins? It's right by a S window, since early November, but I noticed the dolphins shrinking before that. It has been blooming a lot, but has mini dolphins now.

Ron, did the snips I sent take root? I hope so! How big are the dolphins?

These dolphins have gone micro.

Hey Tiffany,
I just stumbled on this thread again. Unfortunately, the dolphins didn't survive. Of the 7 plants you sent, 4 HAVE survived (the variegated kalanchoe and coleus went kaput also). Pic below of the survivors, except the snake plant which is still downstairs deciding if it wants to grow.

I did find another one at my local nursery last month that was cheap enough ($7) that is doing great. Started some cuttings with pretty good success. My plan is to put everything in a hanging pot come spring. It is a fun plant.

Ron

I am so glad it's working out, mostly! Those look good. Please let me know if your dolphins start shrinking. ; )

That is curious. I wonder if light intensity plays a part also. I might keep some inside when I move everything else out this spring and see what difference, if any, it makes. I'm gonna play with the water consumption too. I'll let you know the results.

Ron

Fun! I look forward to hearing about it. I should have enough this summer to experiment too. Before coming inside, my dolphin pot was on front porch, facing east. Inside, it's right by a S window that is never covered.

Saw this referred to as string of tears
Curio citriformis

And P. axillaris referred to as string of tacos. For some reason, I can't find this species in the DB on this site.
https://mountaincrestgardens.c...

Dolphins bloomed a lot while next to a S window for winter. Now there are a bunch of "dandelion fluffs" but I can't tell if there are viable seeds or not. The dolphins are sooooo small.