10 Assorted Live Succulent Cuttings, No 2 Succulents Alike, Great for Terrariums, Mini Gardens, and as Starter Plants by The Succulent Cult

These Assorted live succulent cuttings are amazing! I love succulents and these are a good cheap option. They work great as a gift to a plant-loving person too! They arrive as cuttings so they don't have any roots, but if you care for them they will root down and grow amazingly. They are very easy to maintain—you don't even need to water them very frequently once they get their roots. You can even break off some of the leaves and root them—that way you will have more plants, and they are durable too. The seller packaged them well, and I was surprised that they came 5 days earlier than expected! I give this item a 100% great feedback!

I was a little skeptical about ordering cuttings online since I didn't have much experience with them, and they'd be going through the mail. However, after the package disappeared in the mail for a week (NOT THE SELLER'S FAULT), I wasn't sure what state they would be in after two weeks in transit. There is a picture of the plants upon arrival. They were packed in between two fluffs to keep them safe, however, due to their extended time in the mail, many of the lower leaves of the cuttings were shriveling and falling off. Otherwise, they looked healthy enough. The Painted Echeveria, on the other hand, was so limp that I did not think it would have enough energy left to root, and there was a very shriveled something, which I think was plant #10. I contacted Succulent Cult about both the extremely dead plant and the state of the Painted Echeveria, politely asking for replacements, and I received a reply in a reasonable amount of time (72 hours) considering the pandemic. It was a very succinct message stating that replacements were on the way. The third picture are the replacement cuttings, which I received only a week and a half after the seller's reply, and they were in great shape. I appreciate the seller's willingness to right the situation, even though much of the problem was probably a result of the extended time in the box during shipping. The last pictures are the current states of plants (two are marked off in one pot because they were not from the Succulent Cult - in that same pot, you can just barely see the Painted Echeveria that is very limp, but not yet completely dead, so I'm not going to throw it away, just in case it pulls out somehow alive). As of nearly three weeks of caring for them, about half have formed roots. The others still have time; I'm not worried. Overall, I am very satisfied with this purchase and the variety of the succulents that I received. There were many different colors and shapes, and I appreciate that they were not all completely green. I do have one duplicate as a result of the replacement plants (the Zebra Haworthia), but I am not complaining as it is such a cute plant. The shipment did not come with identification cards for the plants, which would have been nice, but the mystery and searching filled up my empty time during the Stay at Home Orders. I definitely recommend ordering from the Succulent Cult.

A very good selection of succulents - only one showed up that I did not like. And after 2-3 weeks, they are starting to root, which means I am already more successful with these than I have been with any other succulents in my entire life (but I keep trying). Don't listen when they say "no 2 succulents alike" - 3 of my 10 were identical. Thankfully, it was at least a cute one that was triplicated, so it is what it is. I was hoping for a couple in particular, but that's the risk you take with a grab bag - you learn to be happy with what you got and not to be too sad about what you didn't get. The presentation was not my favorite. These came in a box with padding on the bottom, then all of the plants thrown in together, then packaging on the top. A few of them were delicate enough that trying to untangle them felt like a challenge and many leaves fell off in the process. But they all survived, even during an extreme cold snap during shipping, and we shall see where they go from here. Long story short: I would do this again.

So very pleased with the succulents combination package that came today!!! I have them all sitting out to plant this weekend. They are beautiful!!! Thank you Amazon!!!

These were not special. I already have them

My cuttings arrived days earlier than I expected! They were all healthy and big cuttings. I loved the selection that I was sent. I highly recommend this seller if you want to start a succulent collection.

Quick Tip: Dont order these from other sellers, make sure your cuttings are sold and shipped from The Succulent Cult. While they were out of stock I bought 20 cuttings from Etemproof US and cuttings were tiny, dead, sick, bent stem, loose leaves all over, alot of duplicates mainly looking like grass and shipped in a tiny 4x4 box with just paper protecting them that did not help at all. Ive ordered succulents from The Succulent Cult both potted and cuttings. They are beautiful, fresh and packed with love and care. Ive had more luck with potted for making mistakes with my cuttings. I have a few suggestions for begginers like me so you wont make the same mistakes as I did and killed 3 of my cuttings. Ive read alot and see alot of videos related to succulent care and propagation but theres alot thats never mention: #1 If you are new to succulents and feel you want to propagate to multiply your plants you are better off buying more cuttings or better yet succulent in pots already rooted. #2 Wait to your succulents are big and healthy enough to start plucking its leaves for propagation because since its done from the bottom and if the stem has not calloused by the time you water the plant it will start to rot a few days after watering. #3 Leave the landscaping, gravel, sand, rocks, decoration again for when your plant is bigger and healthier. I had problems knowing when my succulents need water because I cant see the soil underneath the landscape to know when its dry etc. #4 If your cutting dont have a stem just sit it directly on top of the soil with a gentle push down. Dont pluck out leaves to have a stem because again your plant will rot after watering because its wounds have not calloused over yet. #5 Dont be too quick to pluck those dying leaves as this occurs at the bottom and again since the wound wont calous for a few days it will rot soon after watering. Just let the leaf fall on its own. If I remember anything else or learn something new I will surely update so all you newbies like me can be succesful with their new babies without harming them.

So I ordered two 10 packs expecting to get some duplicates especially because I was ordering two of them. I would say I got about 14 different ones out of the 20. You have to keep in mind that these are cuttings not full plants. However, one of the ones they sent in my pack was a full plant and she even had babies. Everything came in healthy. Nothing dried up or spotted, they look like good, healthy cuttings. We will see if they root. If they do well with rooting then I will order from them again for sure.

They look like the picture

Tres bellebplante

Worst item ever only 3 out of 9 survived. Also mail man placed in mail box and it was freezing outside. Items should have been delivered to home directly.

Mine werent supposed to be delivered until February, however they got delivered in my locked mail box on Jan 19th and I didnt know until the 27th... the poor guys were all frozen, but beautiful.. upset that I dont get to keep them, but I will forsure be buying more in the spring..

All the plants were dead on arrival. Black. Rotten. Could not save anything. Refund was quick. No questions asked. For this i’m leaving 2 stars.