First, find a plant that has a natural cascading habit. Plants that are naturally compact when healthy tend to be weak if they are grown to cascade (in most cases, they'll just be etiolated from lack of light and are too limp to support their weight).

I have cats so I avoid cascading plants that they'll just bat around but I'm sure a lot of guys here will have some recommendations.

Maybe a Portulacarya afra, the cascading kind. Hoyas also come to mind.

Thank you:)

Ceropegia woodii is good too... More of a viney habit, but a nice plant.

Sedum morganianum - Senecio herrerianum - Sedeveria 'Harry Butterfield'...all trailing/hanging plants - they loose leaves very easily (but each can grow into new plant).

And some aloes - juvenna will eventually trail and so would A. ciliaris. Hatiora, Rhipsalis, Epiphyllums and few more. Crassula rupestris & perforata; C. pellucida, Calico Kitten...and C. muscosa. Few Euphorbias will trail. Dischidia; some Delospermas...Don't forget Tradescantia and Plectranthus.

There are many more succulents that trail - cascade. Enough to choose from?

Wonderful thank you! I'll have to look some of them up :) so far I've got a young sedum morganianum and a cutting of calico kitten ordered online hoping it'll root.

Ps beautiful plant :)

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