String of Watermelons (Curio herreanus, formerly Senecio herreanus)
The String of Watermelons is a trailing succulent closely related to the String of Pearls, but its leaves are slightly larger and oval-shaped with beautiful striped markings that resemble miniature watermelons. Its a charming hanging plant that adds a playful, cascading touch to shelves, window sills, or hanging baskets.

Care Tips:
Light: Bright, indirect light is best; can handle some morning or late afternoon sun
Water: Water sparingly; allow soil to dry completely between waterings
Humidity: Prefers dry air; avoid overly humid conditions
Temperature: Warm indoor temps (6085F); protect from frost
Pet Friendly: No (toxic to pets if ingested)

Fun Fact: Like String of Pearls, the String of Watermelons has translucent leaf windows that allow sunlight to penetrate deeper into the leaves, helping with photosynthesis in dry, sunny environments.