The string of nickels, which belongs to the succulent family, is recognized for its natural and impressive beauty. It resembles a nickel coin in terms of its shape.
The string of nickels is a succulent that got its name because of the way it looks. Also called dischidia nummularia, which is its botanical name, and button orchid, this plant is mainly grown and cultivated for its foliage. It has small round leaves with a shape resembling that of a tiny coin that dangles on a cord.
The string of nickels (Dischidia nummularia) is a vining succulent that is native to the tropical regions of Asia, India, and Australia. It is a type of epiphyte similar to orchids and air plants such as Tillandsia, meaning that in its native habitat, the string of nickels grows on other plants such as trees and obtains its moisture and nutrients from the air, rain, or debris accumulating around it rather than from soil.
Danah –
I love this type of plant. It arrived in excellent condition and in perfect health. Excellent quality: new leaves have already appeared