4" Haworthia fasciata 'Big Band'

$20.00

Description

Rare Succulent 4″ Haworthia fasciata ‘Big Band’, Live Succulents Plants Fully Rooted in 4-inch Pots with Soil, House Plant for DIY, Home Office Decor, Wedding Party Favor

  • Every succulent is hand-picked to ensure you will receive only fresh and healthy succulents.
  • Succulents are hailed as the easiest house plants to keep due to their low care requirements.
  • Everyone loves receiving succulents. They symbolize beautiful and incredible things.
  • Succulents come in 4″ pots fully rooted in the well-draining soil mix
  • Every succulent will be packed in fluffy materials.

7-10 day shipping 

Notice:

1. Succulents may vary from pictures shown as they are living plants and grow differently throughout the year.

2. Most succulent leaves are very fragile and occasionally may fall off during transit. If your plant is missing some leaves upon arrival, just know they will grow back soon.

3. Plants should immediately be taken out of the box upon delivery and lightly watered if the soil is dry. Always keep your plants away from direct sun and only keep them in indirect sun/shaded areas.

Succulents Care Tips:

1. Water

Succulent watering is not difficult but requires some tips. There is a method of watering succulents that applies to full-year growth for succulents which is called ‘soak and dry’. Just water and soak the soil thoroughly once you discover the soil is completely dry.

2. Sunlight

Succulents love sunlight, typically, most succulents need 4-6 hours of sunlight throughout the day. However, there is a risk of sunburn for succulents if they receive strong sunlight directly. You can take them indoors and near to the window or provide shade with a sheer curtain outdoors.

3. Temperature

Most succulents don’t have enough ability to tolerate a low temperature. Bringing them indoors is recommended when the temperature drops below 32 °F.

Common Troubleshooting Steps for Succulents:

1. Frozen Succulent

Symptom: Leaves appear mushy, translucent, or discolored (black or brown).

Solution:

 

  • Move the plant to a warm, dry location immediately.
  • Do not water until the plant shows signs of recovery.
  • Trim away any severely damaged or mushy leaves.
  • If the roots are unaffected, the plant may recover over time.

 

2. Dried-Up Succulent

Symptom: Leaves are shriveled.

Solution:

 

  • Soak the soil thoroughly (bottom watering is ideal) and allow excess water to drain.
  • Place the plant in indirect light and monitor for signs of recovery.

 

3. Crushed Succulent (Rough Handling During Transit)

Symptom: Broken stems or crushed leaves.

Solution:

 

  • Gently remove any severely damaged leaves or stems
  • The succulents’ leaves will grow back soon.