13" Faux String of Pearl Succulent Stem

• Looks and feels real: Real Touch pearls keep the plump, soft, dimensional look of the living plant
• Trails over any edge: strands start at 3.5 inches, so they spill over a shelf, mantel, or raised vessel
• None of the fuss: real string of pearls is finicky, this one needs no light, water, or rescuing
• Shapes how you want: the wired strands bend and drape, and cut down with wire cutters
• Green all year: a trailing succulent accent that never needs swapping out
• Fills more than it takes: 4 strands per stem, so even a couple read full and lush

• Shelves and bookcases: let the strands spill over the edge to soften a hard line with green
• Hanging planters: drape it from a macrame hanger or raised pot for a trailing cascade
• Raised vessels: set it in a footed bowl or pedestal so the pearls hang over the side
• Fuller look: group a few stems so the strands read lush instead of single
• Mix it in: tuck the trailing strands into a mixed arrangement to spill over the front
• Mantels and ledges: drape a strand along the edge for a soft, green trailing accent

• Length: 13 inches, a trailing stem that drapes over the edge
• Splits at: 3.5 inches from the base, so the strands start low and spill over a small vessel
• Pearls: 4 trailing strands of plump, round green pearls
• Feel: Real Touch, soft and dimensional like the living succulent
• Stem: wired, shapes and cuts down with wire cutters
• Care: no water, no dropping, occasional dusting indoors
• Outdoor: fine on a covered porch, keep out of all-day direct sun
• Sold as: one stem

What size vessel do I need for a faux string of pearls stem?

Because the strands split just 3.5 inches up, even a small raised vessel, pot, or shelf edge works. The pearls trail down and over the side rather than standing up, so you want something with a lip to spill over, not a tall vase.

How long is a faux string of pearls stem?

It's 13 inches, with 4 trailing strands off the main stem. The pearls start about 3.5 inches up and hang down from there, so it reads as a trailing drape rather than an upright stem.

Does a faux string of pearls look and feel real?

Yes, this is a Real Touch string of pearls, so the plump green pearls keep the soft, dimensional feel of the living plant instead of hard plastic beads. Up close and in hand it reads like the real succulent.

Is a faux string of pearls better than a real one?

It's worth it if you've struggled to keep the real plant alive, since real string of pearls is fussy about light and water and drops pearls easily. This trails the same way with no watering and no leggy, bare strands.

Can you bend or cut a faux string of pearls stem?

Yes, the strands are wired, so you can shape how they trail and drape, then cut the stem down with wire cutters. The molded plastic pearls sit on a wire core that holds whatever shape you set.

How do you style a faux string of pearls?

Let the strands spill over the edge of a shelf, mantel, or bookcase, or drape them from a hanging planter or raised vessel. The trailing shape softens a hard edge and adds green without taking up surface space.

How many string of pearls stems do you need?

One stem gives a light, single-strand drape, while a few grouped together read full and lush. Because each stem carries 4 trailing strands, even two or three fill a hanging planter nicely.

What's a good faux trailing plant for a shelf or bookcase?

A trailing succulent like string of pearls is one of the best, because it drapes down and softens the edge without needing light or water. This one reads real and works on any shelf year-round.

Is faux string of pearls a year-round plant?

Yes, the green trailing pearls read fresh in every season and never need swapping out. It's a year-round green accent for shelves, planters, and raised vessels.

Can a faux string of pearls be used outside?

Yes, on a covered porch or patio it holds up well. Keep it out of direct, all-day sun, since UV fades faux greenery over time, and cover it from the elements when you can. Indoors it lasts longest.

Will a faux string of pearls fade or fall apart over time?

Indoors it holds its green and shape for years with just an occasional dusting. The pearls stay plump and attached, and shade extends its life outdoors, since sun is the main thing that fades it.

Is faux string of pearls good for a hanging planter?

Yes, the 13-inch trailing strands drape beautifully from a hanging planter or macrame hanger. Group a couple for a fuller cascade, and skip the watering and light a real one would demand.