Hello, I am interested in purchasing these succulents for bridal shower favors. Would they be appropriate to giveaway as they are?
1145739
Each one is about 2 inches large. They filled out in a couple of weeks and took on better colors then. I'd buy them soon and transplant
1145740
I don't think so. I would suggest that you repot them in a small cup or dish.
1145741
I used them for my shower as well but I re-potted them as the plastic pots they come in are not very attractive... My suggestion would be to get some tulle or ribbon and tie it around the plastic pots to brighten them up. Hope this helps.
1145742
They were a little tossed around from the mail and the soil was very dry so had to put a couple back together but they all survived. They come in little tiny square plastic pots so i dressed them up by putting them in little tiny organza bags
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My experience only....they came in a 1x1 or 1.5x1.5 dark green plastic pot. The succulents were in very good health and could be give aways right from the beginning. However, the pots are a bit tacky. They are just plastic nursery pots. You really can't expect more for the price. I did consider wrapping them in fabric with a ribbon. But, in the end, chose to repot them in clear glass candle votives. Which you can get for cheap on Amazon, too. I then printed off small cardstock labels naming the two getting married and the date and attached them to a toothpick with a thread and poked them into the soil. They were a huge hit. Almost all of them went home with the guests. My experience only....they came in a 1x1 or 1.5x1.5 dark green plastic pot. The succulents were in very good health and could be give aways right from the beginning. However, the pots are a bit tacky. They are just plastic nursery pots. You really can't expect more for the price. I did consider wrapping them in fabric with a ribbon. But, in the end, chose to repot them in clear glass candle votives. Which you can get for cheap on Amazon, too. I then printed off small cardstock labels naming the two getting married and the date and attached them to a toothpick with a thread and poked them... » Read More My experience only....they came in a 1x1 or 1.5x1.5 dark green plastic pot. The succulents were in very good health and could be give aways right from the beginning. However, the pots are a bit tacky. They are just plastic nursery pots. You really can't expect more for the price. I did consider wrapping them in fabric with a ribbon. But, in the end, chose to repot them in clear glass candle votives. Which you can get for cheap on Amazon, too. I then printed off small cardstock labels naming the two getting married and the date and attached them to a toothpick with a thread and poked them into the soil. They were a huge hit. Almost all of them went home with the guests. « Show Less
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i used 2-3 stems, only because i ordered too many flowers and didn't want them to go waste. guests took the vases and flowers home as favors. these have a minimalist vibe, so a single rose would be ideal. these are a great value.
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I don't have orchids so I'm not sure but you're best bet is to ask a florist.
490367
That would be a nice gift, but you would have to replant them in small clay pots; foil the base or tie a ribbon around the pot. A note on what it is and how to take care of it would be helpful.
615373
As in...wrapped up in a gift box? No. These guys need some sun and especially water. The container they ship in is very small, and they really should be re-potted ASAP.
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Absolutely YES, I have them on my coffee table and in a plant holder and they are beautiful to look at. I have it in a cute plant pot with a hole for the water to filter out and then in a glass container to catch it. Look up succulents online and you will see the many different displays! Enjoy!
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Yes. Just used them again for Petit fours for my daughter's bridal shower. Have used them for many showers and teas.
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To be honest I ordered this collection couple of months ago. To this day they have not made it to terrarium. They are in same pots and are doing just fine. I have them for now on my back porch in the shade and water as needed. I think they're great even though I didn't get any of the ones pictured.
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unfortunately, I purchased this as a gift and do not know of outcome. This is a reputable brand. I am sure it will do well for your plants.
490365
Hi, what a neat idea for shower favors! These are in individual pots so you wouldn't need to repot them but if you chose to you'd probably want 4x4 at the largest-they come in 2x2" pots. We loved them! -Chastidy
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There are a variety of plants but for the most part I'd say yes. They like light and warmth, you'll love them!
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I am not sure. They were part of a flower/vase combo I used as part of a gift. I'm sorry I couldn't help you out.
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I wondered that myself but didn't want to take the chance so I opened the box and followed the instructions and I plan on repackaging right before the holidays. It was very easy to just remove the plant and soak it. I keep it still in the box near a window for some light. I got them a couple of weeks ago and they look great!
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Not sure Karen since I don't have any of these left. I do know that they are very sweet, too sweet to be exact. I ended up giving most of them away. I hope this helped.
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Hi. I purchased these last year as gifts for my daughter's teachers. They are so cute. Because I gave them as gifts I'm not sure what flowers they are. However the company was awesome to deal with and if you call them I'm sure you'll find out.
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These plants are tiny and would probably be lost at a wedding. 4-6 inches tall. The other problem would be these would be in pots. I would suggest going to a garden center and see what they might have. Good Luck
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Hi,Yes, I bought them as gift and my family made a photo of them when they received the 3 bamboo arrangements. Really nice looking :}