15 Assorted Succulent & Cactus Cuttings. No 2 Cuttings Alike. Great for Terrariums, Mini Gardens, and as Starter Plants.

So, I'm not a plant person. I mean, I LIKE plants and all, but I am that person who kills cacti. I honestly can't recall what it was that possessed me to purchase succulent cuttings as opposed to actual started/rooted succulents except that it seemed like a good value and I had a lot of little containers I wanted to fill. Lo and behold ... I purchased this lot of cuttings in January. It is now April and I have a beautiful little succulent garden gracing my windowsill. The variety was excellent, and the little plant-lets were healthy and good-sized. I am pretty sure there were more than 15 per lot. Almost all of them grew little rootlets even under my totally uneducated hand ("Um, well, I guess I'll put them on a paper towel in the windowsill and keep them kinda damp" apparently works!) and once I potted them, nearly all of them have rooted successfully. So, now I have a new random hobby: starting succulent gardens from cuttings! (I'm ordering another round.) Yay!

I’m thrilled with my delivery of succulents! All are fresh and thriving. I will definitely be ordering from this company again!

Great/beautiful selection of succulents. I have ordered twice and am going to order again, as I am setting them up in a great succulent pots available on Amazon and giving out as gifts to my relatives and friends who love it very much. They make the most adorable plant gifts, much better than cut flowers which dry out, but these live and thrive as long as you water them as per instructions.

I received the cuttings march 27 and I planted them right away. Thoughts to write a review since it’s already a month has passed. So honestly I am happy with them even though it was a little slow of waiting for them to root maybe just a little of disappointment as the 3 of them seems not going to make it but still hoping.

This is an update review. I bought these cuttings for my birthday in April 23rd. Although mostly all the cuttings did take root, not all of them survived. These are the ones that made it. Each of the cuttings were about 2-3 inches with no roots or pots. The string of pearls cuttings I put on the rim of a glass of water for them to take root, which happened really quickly and then I transferred to soil. Laying them down on the soil so the air roots would take to the soil. They’ve all grown quite a bit since late April. All the ones that have survived have all grown exceptionally well and are striving. Some of them I placed in the same pot as they are very slow growers and didn’t do well outside because the squirrels kept turning them over or digging them out. So I ended up bringing them inside to the windowsill. The one in the glass terrarium grew remarkably fast I the glass bowl. I used a mix of potting soil, perlite, orchid bark and tiny river rocks and a few pinches of moss, which seems to do well for once a week watering. The taller cuttings were placed outside all summer and had much greater growth than I had anticipated. My advice is to not plant them in a pot that’s too big, tiny pots work best until they out grow them. I started all my cuttings in a tray of dirt with a clear lid under a grow light until they took root. It took a couple of weeks to take root and then I planted them in small pots. Some are in biodegradable paper seed planters cause I didn’t have any 2inch pots one seems to be a really slow grower, but the kalanchoe grew quite tall. I had placed both on top of my money tree pot so any access wanted would drain into the money tree soil and not cause root rot in the baby plants. So far so good. I do hope this review is helpful. I do recommend this seller and with proper care you’ll have some lovely plants it just takes some love and patience. 10/10 I recommend.

I got the stated number of cuttings. All were alive at arrival and all but one looked good (one had dropped it's leaves). I am on the fence because none of these were labeled with names. I have no clue which ones take sun or which take shade or which will freeze, etc. I feel as if a lot will die simply because I have no clue where to plant them. If that's the case, then this isn't a great deal. Next, mine were all green. Part of my fascination with succulents is the coloring, so I was disappointed not to see any rich burgundy, yellows, or greys. But as a gardener, I know some plants can lose their color in shipping. But because there's no labels on these, I have no clue if I got any colorful ones which just lost their color or if I was sent all green ones. I contacted the seller and asked for labels so I would know how to care for them and was sent a link to a page with hundreds of succulent photo's. This was pointless, as again...do I have a red one which lost it's color in shipping? if so it might be this photo....but if this green is it's normal it might be that photo....so without names photo's, at this stage, were useless. So I'm on the fence. It is a good price for cuttings, but I'd willing pay more to know what I have and how to care for it in order to keep them all alive. Knowing that I probably have some in the sun that need shade and vice versa and that I might lose some to this makes the deal not so great in the long run.

This was my first time buying succulent clippings from this seller, and just over the internet in general, and I will say I was beyond happy with what I received! The package arrived intact and so did the plants, there was a great diversity in the types I was given, and they are all healthy and growing strong already! I can’t wait to see how they’ll adjust and grow overtime. I spent a good amount of time trying to figure out the right page to buy from, and I am so glad I found this one. I would absolutely recommend buying these if you are looking for decent quality clippings at a reasonable price!! -10/10, I will be for sure buying more plants from here in the future.