Curio Species, Banana Vine, Necklace Plant, String of Bananas, String of Pearls

Does anyone know how long this plant will grow in a container? I keep having raise the pot I have mine in because it grows quicker than...Read More most succulents I own. When it was purchased in March, plant was about 12" and is now almost 14' . Its amazing.

Can I grow this in a container pot,it will be outside for the summers in N.C.?
Also,does it take the same care as string of pearls...Read More?Is it hardyer than string of pearls?

I have a 6" pot of sting of bananas and I've enjoyed this plant so much. It is a BIG conversation plant for my area and very low maintena...Read Morence. I have shared cuttings with several of my friends and that delights me as well as the plant. It loves to be shared!! Each time it is cut it grows 3-4 stems to replace the one I have removed! tambo49

Easy to grow, and will put up with a lot. Smells slightly evergreen, and makes pleasant additions to hanging collection. Beware of puttin...Read Moreg this outside; I've had birds strip the 'bananas' off an entire established plant in less than a week.

My plant has put up with a lot of abuse: mealy bugs, not watering enough, insecticide burn, not enough light, etc. but nothing really pha...Read Moreses it.

String of bananas appreciate a "hair cut" once in a while.

Repotting is cumbersome because roots are shallow. You also have to hold the strings near the base of the plant which gets all the strings tangled together because of the beads.

'String of Bananas' - Very easy to grow, easily propagated from cuttings/seed. Looks like tiny green bananas with windows. White flower ...Read Moreshown in detail photo. Less common than Senecio rowleyanus - String of Pearls

No care plant. I water about once a week. It roots very easily and the blooms are pretty though I understand that's not what the plant is...Read More grown for. I'm not very into foliage plants but this has got to be one of my favorites.

Took a stem cutting from a friend and started in water on west-facing windowsill. Roots sprouted after 3-4 weeks. Changed water once a week.

Grown as a houseplant, the String of Pearls seems to prefer the light exposure of a Western window. To propagate, take a strand of pearls...Read More and lay it on the soil, burying the lower section of the strand in the soil. Water very lightly until new growth appears.