Barberton Groundsel, Succulent Bush Senecio, Himalaya Senecio
The Barberton Groundsel (Senecio barbertonicus) is native to South Africa and can be propagated with stem cuttings. The cuttings shown here had a length of 3 to 6 centimeters when planted.
This plant can be grown from
Stem cuttings and seeds
Timing
The year round.
Lighting
Bright to partial sun with morning sun, evening sun, winter sun.
Soil
Regular mixes for succulents, indoor and container plants, herbs, vegetables, bird sand.
Growing in a water glass did not work. The cuttings came from the same plant and stood next to each other. Roots have appeared only on those planted in bird sand.
Temperature
59 to 86 °F (15 to 30 °C)
New growth after
At about 68 °F (20 °C), it takes around four weeks for the first root tips to appear. New leaves appear two weeks later.

More infos
The pot with the cuttings does not need to be covered. The substrate should be evenly moist, but not wet, for the first four weeks. After that, it can dry out moderately between waterings.