Echeveria Cubic Frost Succulent in 2, 4" pot
Enhance your succulent collection with the unique Echeveria 'Cubic Frost' Known for its large, wavy rosette and striking lilac-pink hues, this Echeveria adds a touch of elegance to any garden or indoor space. Its thick, powdery wax coating provides natural sun protection, making it perfect for areas with bright, direct light. With the right care, this stunning succulent can grow up to 10 inches wide.
To maintain their vibrant colors and compact rosette shape, Echeverias require bright sunlight. They are not frost-tolerant, so during cold weather, it's advisable to bring them indoors to thrive on a sunny windowsill or under grow lights.
***WHAT IS INCLUDED***
One live 2 or 4" potted Echeveria Cubic Frost in a shipping box with filler
How to Care for Your Plant:
Soil: Use a fast-draining soil mix primarily composed of peat moss and/or a succulent and cactus mix, supplemented with plenty of perlite.
Light: Place your plant in bright, indirect light indoors or in shaded areas outdoors, avoiding prolonged direct sunlight.
Watering: Water infrequently—no more than once a week, depending on your local climate. Ensure the soil appears and feels dry before watering again.
Potting: If kept indoors, use a well-draining terracotta pot to promote healthy root growth.
Fertilizing: Fertilize once a month during the growing season with a suitable houseplant food.
Please note that plants may vary in color and shape from the images, and some imperfections may occur due to the shipping process.
Combined Shipping for Multiple Items
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If you purchase a plant between November and March, we recommend including a heat pack for frost protection.
Packaging & Handling
Most of our plants in 4-inch pots and larger are shipped bare root, while 2-inch pots typically retain their original soil to protect them during transit.
Each plant is carefully wrapped and secured in a box, with eco-friendly materials filling any empty spaces to minimize movement and shipping shock.
Shipping with Pots
The following plants are shipped with their pots and soil:
- Most 2-inch plants (some may be bare root for added protection)
- String of Pearls (2-inch and 4-inch)
- Variegated String of Pearls
- String of Hearts
- Variegated String of Hearts
Shipping Bare Roots
Shipping bare root offers benefits such as:
- Preventing breakage and damage
- Reducing moisture and mess
- Lowering shipping weight and costs
Shipping Practices
To ensure your plants arrive in excellent condition, we:
- Remove succulents from pots and strip soil.
- Wrap each plant in protective paper.
- Pack them securely in cardboard boxes with eco-friendly materials to prevent movement.
We handpick only the healthiest specimens. If you have any concerns, please contact us.
Shipping Rates
Shipping costs are based on total weight, with free shipping on orders over $35.
Order Processing
Orders typically ship within 1-5 business days. This allows time for plants to dry before transit. If you need urgent shipping, please contact us for estimates.
Combined Shipping
We may combine multiple orders into one package, though refunds are not automatically issued due to processing time.
Shipping Methods
We ship Monday through Friday using major carriers like USPS, FedEx, and UPS. Shipping times are estimates and may vary. Don’t worry if your order takes longer; succulents can handle transit times of up to 10 days.
Receiving Your Package
Plants may look a bit dull upon arrival due to transit. Open your package immediately and remove packing materials, but avoid direct sunlight initially. Allow them to acclimate before repotting and watering.
Shipping in Summer and Winter
For extreme heat, plan shipments carefully. If needed, contact us to postpone. In freezing areas, consider purchasing a heat pack to help prevent frost damage.
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