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The Senecio Peregrinus, better known as the "Dolphin Plant," is a unique succulent with charming, wavy leaves that resemble swimming dolphins. This plant instantly brings life and playfulness to your interior, whether you place it on a windowsill or in a hanging basket. For those who appreciate striking shapes without requiring hours of care, this Dolphin Plant is an absolute must-have. Combine it with other easy-care houseplants like the Monstera Deliciosa or the air-purifying Dracaena marginata for a green oasis.

How to care for a Senecio Peregrinus 'Dolphin Plant'

Watering Senecio Peregrinus 'Dolphin Plant'

The Dolphin Plant stores water in its fleshy leaves and stems, so overwatering can quickly lead to root rot. Water sparingly and wait until the soil feels almost dry before watering again. In spring and summer, once every 2–3 weeks at normal room temperature is sufficient; during the dormant period (autumn/winter), you can water even less frequently. Preferably use rainwater or water with a low calcium content to prevent limescale buildup on the leaf tips.

Light for Senecio Peregrinus 'Dolphin Plant'

Place the Dolphin Plant in a bright spot with indirect sunlight. Overly bright midday sun can burn the delicate leaves, while too little light will result in elongated, weak shoots. This plant thrives in a room near an east- or west-facing window. If natural light is lacking, consider using a grow light, as described in our blog post about winter plant care .

Common problems with Senecio Peregrinus 'Dolphin Plant'

Yellow leaves

Yellow leaves usually indicate overwatering or poor drainage. Check the pot for adequate drainage holes and, if necessary, replace the soil with well-draining potting mix. Learn more about root rot and how to prevent it in our article "What to do about root rot?" .

Plant is dripping or retaining too much moisture

If the Dolphin Plant constantly exudes water droplets, it's too moist or the humidity is too high. Allow the top layer of soil to dry out and increase air circulation by airing regularly or running a fan gently. Combine it with air-purifying varieties like Aglaonema Silver Bay for a balanced microclimate.

Plagues

Whiteflies, scale insects, or spider mites can sometimes attack dry succulents. Inspect your Senecio peregrinus regularly and treat emerging pests with a mild dish soap solution or use an eco-friendly spray from our accessories, such as the plant sprayer . For stubborn insects, you can use sticky traps to control fungus gnats .

Carrots emerge from the bottom of the pot

Some succulents develop roots quickly and can feel cramped in their pots. Repot your Dolphin Plant every 1–2 years in a slightly larger pot and use an airy, well-draining mix like our potting soil for aroids . This gives the roots enough room to grow without suffocating them.

Brown edges on the leaf margins

Brown edges are often caused by excessive sunlight or temperature fluctuations. Ensure a stable temperature (15–25°C) and avoid direct sunlight during the hottest hours. If the problem persists, move the plant a little further away from the window.

Frequently Asked Questions about Senecio Peregrinus 'Dolphin Plant'

Is the Senecio Peregrinus 'Dolphin Plant' poisonous?

The dolphin plant belongs to the succulent group in the Asteraceae family. Senecio peregrinus is generally considered mildly toxic if ingested, so keep it out of reach of young children and pets. For non-toxic alternatives, browse our collection of non-toxic houseplants .

Different types of Senecio

Among the Senecio genera there are several charming varieties for plant lovers to discover:

• Senecio rowleyanus (Pea plant)
• Senecio radicans
• Senecio herreanus
• Senecio kleiniiformis
• Senecio serpens
• Senecio haworthii
• Senecio articulatus
• Senecio confusus

For more inspiration, you can also take a look at our hanging plants such as the Pancake Plant or the aerial roots of the Monstera Minima .

Combine and complete your interior

Create a playful contrast by combining your Dolphin Plant with houseplants in various shapes and colors. The Yucca makes a robust companion, while the air-purifying Pothos Pictus creates a lush jungle look. Don't forget to stylishly pot your new addition with a selection of our houseplant pots .

Order your Senecio Peregrinus 'Dolphin Plant' now and soon you'll be able to enjoy swimming dolphins in your home. For questions or advice, we're always happy to help via our FAQ page or direct customer service. Add the Dolphin Plant to your shopping cart and experience the magic of this unique succulent!