72-Pack 1.75" Mini Assorted Succulents - Perfect for Fairy Gardening & Wedding Favors

Don't forget to order a 72-hour heat pack from our store front if ordering between December - March** Colorful assortment of 1.75" mini succulents - perfect for DIY projects, terrarium making, container gardening, and fairy gardening. Succulent varieties will vary from the photo, but we hand select the plants that are looking the best to guarantee a fantastic assortment Our potted succulents are packed with crinkle paper to assure a smooth ride, and will look perfect after a light watering to wash off any loose potting soil. All of our succulent orders are processed and shipped as quickly as possible to ensure healthy and happy plants arrive at your doorstep. --Plant Care-- We’re not kidding when we say succulents are foolproof plants, but there are two key things to consider when bringing them home. -How much water do they need?- Not much. A thorough watering every two to four weeks is plenty. Consider factors that affect your home’s humidity, like your local climate and the time of year, when determining a watering schedule for your plant. Succulents will be thirsty in hot summer months, but can go several weeks between watering in winter (their dormant season). The best thing to do is check the soil every few weeks. If it’s totally dried out, go ahead and water. If not, hold off on the extra H2O. The worst thing you can do is OVER water these juicy plants. Resist the urge to douse them once a week like your other house plants. -How much light do they need?- Succulents prefer bright filtered light, so if there's an area in your home or office that receives at least some direct or indirect sunlight it will keep the plants healthy and prevent stretching. -Wait, what about fertilizer?- Fertilizing isn’t totally necessary, but it will help your slow-growing succulent get bigger more quickly than watering alone. A general purpose 20-20-20 fertilizer will do the trick. Cut it to ¼ strength and use with every watering from March through mid-September.