Mini Succulent in Ceramic Pot
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Mini Succulent in Ceramic Pot
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A single mini succulent in a brightly coloured ceramic pot – a cheerful pop of colour for a desk, windowsill or bedside table, and a sweet little thank-you gift. The plant variety and pot colour may vary from the image.
Botanical name: Crassula or Echeveria species (variety varies)
Size: Planted in an 8cm ceramic pot.
Care guide
• Light: The brightest spot you have – a sunny windowsill is perfect.
• Watering: A small drink only when the compost is completely dry, roughly every 2–3 weeks in summer and once a month or less in winter. Avoid letting water collect in the bottom of the pot.
• Humidity & temperature: Prefers dry air. Happiest between 10–27°C; keep frost-free.
• Feeding: A cactus and succulent feed once or twice in summer is plenty.
• Good to know: When it outgrows its pot, move it into a slightly larger pot with a drainage hole and a gritty, peat-free cactus mix.
Toxicity: Depends on the variety. Echeveria are generally considered non-toxic; Crassula (the jade family) can cause vomiting and lethargy in cats and dogs if eaten.
Botanical name: Crassula or Echeveria species (variety varies)
Size: Planted in an 8cm ceramic pot.
Care guide
• Light: The brightest spot you have – a sunny windowsill is perfect.
• Watering: A small drink only when the compost is completely dry, roughly every 2–3 weeks in summer and once a month or less in winter. Avoid letting water collect in the bottom of the pot.
• Humidity & temperature: Prefers dry air. Happiest between 10–27°C; keep frost-free.
• Feeding: A cactus and succulent feed once or twice in summer is plenty.
• Good to know: When it outgrows its pot, move it into a slightly larger pot with a drainage hole and a gritty, peat-free cactus mix.
Toxicity: Depends on the variety. Echeveria are generally considered non-toxic; Crassula (the jade family) can cause vomiting and lethargy in cats and dogs if eaten.
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