Chandelier Plant

Did you know

• Chandelier plant produces tiny plantlets along the edges of its leaves that drop off and root instantly, spreading rapidly.
• All parts of the plant are toxic to livestock and pets, containing cardiac glycosides similar to those in foxglove.
• The species is considered an invasive weed in Australia, parts of Africa, and Hawaii due to its aggressive reproduction.
• A single plant can produce hundreds of plantlets per leaf cycle, earning it the nickname 'mother of millions.'
• The tubular flowers hang in clusters from tall stalks, resembling a chandelier, which gives the plant its common name.

Color meanings

Uses

• succulent collection
• xeriscape accent