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This unique, barrel-shaped cactus is said to grow towards the south, leading to its "compass cactus" nickname. Stately Barrel Cactus is traditionally fast-growing and can eventually yield small, pineapple-shaped yellow flowers around the crown Arrives in a Natural Ceramic Planter with stone saucer; includes gravel and scoop Planter measures 5.25"H x 8.25"W Vivaterra has paired two rugged natural survivors of wind and storm-succulents and driftwood- and given them safe harbor in a compact indoor garden that is easy to grow . Surf and sand-smoothed Oregon coast driftwood forms a compact, rustic exterior for our handcrafted planters. Hardy, low maintenance and eco-friendly succulents thrive for many months with scant water.
15"L x 5"H |
| Martha Stewart Set of 6 Assorted Succulents
A succulent plant holds water in its tissues and is adaptable to arid climates and soil conditions. Six assorted green succulent plants arrive in Natural Ceramic Planters with stone saucers; includes gravel and scoop Planters measures 3.25"H x 4.25"W | Plant Your Own Succulent Garden Echeverria, Kalanchoe, Aeonium, Senecio rowleyanus (string of beads) and Kalanchoe tomentosa (panda plant). 4" grower’s pots; a bag of cactus potting medium is included. Set of five. Desert Garden 13" Dia., 4 1/2" H; Pot not included. | |
Get hooked on a Smith & Hawken succulent! Trailing habit low light plant produces long, slender stems with hook-shaped leaves.
6" Dia. |
The hangers are easily detachable to convert this plant into an attractive tabletop item. Approximately 14"H. |
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A cactus dish garden is ideal for a sunny hot windowsill where other houseplants tend to become scorched. Naturally the water requirement is lower than tropical origin plants grown indoors. Cactus gardens delivered by florists generally do not have drainage holes in the container, but are planted with a a gravel layer at the bottom of the potting medium. It is important not to apply too much water at once, however don't push the plants beyond their limit of drought tolerance either. Depending on the amount of sunlight, a cactus dish garden may need watering every 7-10 days. - L. Fulghum |
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