Vishnu Kamal Plants is of coco cola colour which is almost similar to black rosettes. Generally, Vishnu kamal plant is considered as the blessing of Lord Vishnu. According to Hindu mythology, both Vishnu kamal and Laxmi kamal plant should be kept together in the house for getting prosperity.

Vishnu Kamal Plants is of coco cola colour which is almost similar to black rosettes. Generally, Vishnu kamal plant is considered as the blessing of Lord Vishnu. According to Hindu mythology, both Vishnu kamal and Laxmi kamal plant should be kept together in the house for getting prosperity.

A string of pearls (Curio rowleyanus; formerly Senecio rowleyanus) is a unique vining succulent that is easily recognizable by its almost spherical, tiny pea-shaped leaves. The leaves grow on 2-foot trailing stems that gracefully spill over the sides of planters and hanging baskets. You can use the stems to propagate the plant, which is a very robust grower but does not live long without propagation.   Though normally cultivated as a hanging plant, in its natural habitat (the deserts of East Africa) the string of pearls is terrestrial and forms a ground cover. In addition to its peculiar sphere-like leaves, the string of pearls produces white flowers with a pleasant scent reminiscent of cinnamon.

Vishnu Kamal Plants is of coco cola colour which is almost similar to black rosettes. Generally, Vishnu kamal plant is considered as the blessing of Lord Vishnu. According to Hindu mythology, both Vishnu kamal and Laxmi kamal plant should be kept together in the house for getting prosperity.

Vishnu Kamal Plants is of coco cola colour which is almost similar to black rosettes. Generally, Vishnu kamal plant is considered as the blessing of Lord Vishnu. According to Hindu mythology, both Vishnu kamal and Laxmi kamal plant should be kept together in the house for getting prosperity.

A string of pearls (Curio rowleyanus; formerly Senecio rowleyanus) is a unique vining succulent that is easily recognizable by its almost spherical, tiny pea-shaped leaves. The leaves grow on 2-foot trailing stems that gracefully spill over the sides of planters and hanging baskets. You can use the stems to propagate the plant, which is a very robust grower but does not live long without propagation.   Though normally cultivated as a hanging plant, in its natural habitat (the deserts of East Africa) the string of pearls is terrestrial and forms a ground cover. In addition to its peculiar sphere-like leaves, the string of pearls produces white flowers with a pleasant scent reminiscent of cinnamon.