Variegated String of Buttons

Stacked like tiny geometric coins, the Variegated String of Buttons is one of those succulents that looks almost architectural — like it was designed, not grown.

The cream, green, and soft pink variegation is lovely on its own, but give it bright light and those leaf edges blush a deeper rosy pink. It starts upright and gradually trails as it matures, making it equally at home in a windowsill pot or a hanging planter. And at this price, it makes a great gift too.

Sourced from The Happy Monstera Plant Co.

What makes it special:

• Stacked triangular leaves in cream, green, and soft pink
• Edges blush rosy pink in bright light
• Upright when young, trailing as it matures
• Drought-tolerant and easy to care for
• Produces small star-shaped flowers in ideal conditions

Care guide:

• Light: Bright indirect to a few hours of direct sun — more light = more pink
• Water: Allow soil to dry completely between waterings; excellent drainage is essential
• Temperature: 60–85°F, protect from below 50°F
• Humidity: Low to average — very adaptable
• Soil: Fast-draining cactus or succulent mix

Note: Toxic to pets if ingested.