4" String of Pearls, Live Trailing Succulent Fully Rooted in Pots with Soil Mix, Rare House Plant for Home Office Wedding Hanging Decoration, DIY Projects, Party Favor

Another beautiful, stunning and vibrant plant received by Sprout and Green.!! Honestly I was expecting 3-4 cuttings, of the pink Nanook, already rooted but it exceeded my expectations It's literally like a full mini plant, It even has some buds sprouting I'm expecting a couple flowers soon/hopefully. The sharks tooth is absolutely beautiful as well has lots of little babies coming up out of the soil and with some full sun and a tad bit of water I'm sure the red and orange color,. will eventually start to appear. If I had any complaint at all it would be the shipping They do take a while to arrive and usually shipped USPS which I do not like they are very rough with their packages A lot of the soil was lost and there was a couple damaged leaves, broken stems on the sharks tooth. I appreciate that they packaged their plants tightly so that they are received with minimum to none damage. But The material they stuff on the inside, covering leafs, leave little shreds of fuzzy hair like twine wrapped around the buds took me almost 2 hours to pick it all off of the succulent haha, but otherwise this plant is absolutely beautiful, these are the fourth-fifth plants that I have ordered through this company and everyone so far has been perfect with minimal damage. They look healthy and I expect them to grow into a big luscious Nanook/Shark tooth. I do not know the death rate, lol Or why Amazon's even asking me for that.

My string of pearls arrived beautiful and healthy. I didn’t water them right away but they are still going strong. I didn’t get a pic in the original pot but I replanted them in this adorable vase? I love them so much.

When I received my 4” donkey tail I was more than happy to see only a few of its leaves detached as they are a fragile plant. It was healthy and had been well packed with cotton to ease the bumping of being shipped…it worked!

The packaging of cotton surrounding the plant kept the Ruby Necklace from being damaged. The dirt was dry, but watering it revived the plant within minutes. In just 2 weeks there is new growth Looking forward to planting this trailing succulent into the "Girl Blowing a Kiss" pot to give "her" hair! This will be given to a little girl after her dance recital instead of a bouquet of flowers. Something that will last much longer and she can watch the "hair" grow.

Purchased this String of Pearls Plant on September 11, 2024. I received a beautiful, healthy plant. Took a pic today…April 16, 2025. It is really thriving and I wanted to share! I am very pleased with my purchase.

I have ordered various succulents and cactus on Amazon. Usually, I am disappointed in what is received with what is pictured and they are never as large as what is shown. This seller actually sent as big if not BIGGER than the picture AND most in great shape.If I had a complaint, it is the same as I have experienced before with other sellers. They are always so dry and really fall apart when taken out of the pot they ship in if not careful to hold the dirt together (NOT the plant!). I also really do not like the cotton used with plants as it sticks to the leaves and branches and pulls them off in the jostle of shipping. I had one seller who would ship just slightly damp and with a plastic sleeve and no cotton with the pots shipped upright and well braced.All that said, I am very pleased to actually get what I had hoped to receive. One last note to buyers - the 2” plants are really small and I suggest ordering the 4” - well worth the extra money and order in multiples to keep the cost of shipping better distributed. Shipping is discounted down with the more purchased. Where possible, order when there are discounts or promotions, too. I will be watching this with this seller for sure! Thanks!!

Could have been better packaged. Upon delivery the plant was falling out of its pot with dirt scattered everywhere.Decent sized plant, but had very dried roots and had shriveled leaves. Leaf color was not quite as pictured either, more green than red/purple.

My standard practice is to isolate new plants, and thankfully I have the space to do that because this poor plant has bugs. Specifically mealy bugs. They’re not harmful to anything but the plant, but they do migrate to plants that are nearby. Other than that, it seems like a perfectly normal and healthy plant. I didn’t see or smell any rot or mold in the soil, and there is only minor grooming needed at the moment. I’ll plan on throughly cleaning the plant, and container, and planting in fresh soil and applying neem oil to take care of the “stow aways”.