Features: Color: Please note that slight color difference should be acceptable since colors vary from different sunlight,temperature. Propagation: Leaf cutting will root in a few weeks;A second method is division consisting of uprooting an overgrown clump and pulling the stems and roots apart. Various forms: With juicy leaves, stems, or roots, succulents form a vast and diverse group of plants, offering easy-care choices for your home. Plus, they look stunning planted alone or as companions. The color variation of succulents seems almost endless: blue-green, chartreuse, pink, red, yellow, white, burgundy, almost black, variegated, and more. The leaves may be rounded, needlelike, berrylike, ruffled, or spiky. Easy care: Most are easy to grow because they evolved with special water-storage tissues that allow them to survive in environments that are too dry for most other plants. Most succulents can tolerate higher and lower temperatures as well.Most succulents are dormant during the winter. They need a period of cold to help them produce better blooms in the spring and summer. Sempervivum (the hens and chickens plant), Sedum (stonecrops) and other hardy succulents will knock your socks off; not only because they're so beautiful, but because they will survive in really challenging situations, and come back every year, even after a winter that seems so long that you doubt spring will ever arrive.
@**6
My Plant is Doing "Okay" (UPDATE: Don't Buy If You're in Zone 10+)
UPDATE: Darn it. Plant didn't even last a year. Wrong zone. Hated it here-----and I'm an experienced gardener.Not really sure, but I think maybe my plant zone here isn't cold enough to make the leaves turn "bloody" looking. There is not nearly as much red as I'd hoped.The plant arrived in good time and expertly packaged. I repotted it into a 4" diameter but not too deep pot. Maybe 4" deep. The Sedum is on a table where it gets morning sun right up until noon, and then only filtered sunlight. I gave it some worm castings the other day, hoping it would perk up a bit. There were aphids, so I gave the leaves a bit of a wash.Then growth got leggy. I snipped off the "legs" to transplant. I know this Sedum is Zone 3-9 and my Zone is 10-11. Sigh.
A**R
Great item
Not as pretty as pictured...but thrives exceptionally well even when not cared for completely as directed. Very tiny..hopeful will be bigger then 2 inches eventually. Great for small apartment living.
A**D
Nice little succulent
This little succulent is holding up well so far, and I love how the leaves sprout from little trunks that almost give it a bonsai like quality. All in all very happy with the purchase.
F**S
Did not survive
It died immediately
U**N
Broken
So! This is how my plant came in the mail today all broken. It's best to just buy it at the store
T**Y
Not the same
The succulent that arrived was not pink like the photo. Disappointed
C**S
Dead plant. Don’t recommend whatsoever
Pros: delivered before estimated delivery dateCon: plant was dead when it arrived. Not sure why this was allowed to be sold if they can’t guarantee a “live” plant like advertised. Gone beyond revival
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