Succulent Plants Echeveria Pulidonis, Fully Rooted in 2 inches Planter Pot, Easiest Houseplant Best for Home Indoor Outdoor Décor by The Next Gardener

This is what it looked like the minute I took it out of the package. It's a gorgeous healthy plant and I will be shopping with them again.

My plant arrived in amazing shape. You wouldn't even have known it had just traveled from California to Michigan in cold temps. It is EXACTLY how it appears in pictures. These pictures of mine are after being in the soil for almost a week. They've caught some rays outside and just got watered for the first time. So far no issues. It's definitely the most beautiful succulent in my collection. If you can't tell, I just love this little guy! I took two pictures, because the first one (the overhead) one had a filter on it. The side picture is from just a few moments ago, no filter. As you can see, you get precisely what you ordered.

This is a review for this echeveria and the one below.Here’s a transcript of me opening the box that contained these two gems:“Oh, my god....They’re beautiful.....they’re adorable......they’re little babies.......oh I love them- they’re perfect.” No retching please. I’ve ordered a lot of small succulents this year to go into my large collection and to put together and give them as little gardens to friends. Well, no one is getting these babies but me! I’ve ordered two collections from “others” that looked white/peach in the picture & when they got here,were your typical green of a green succulent. This upset me so much & all I ever got in return was bs about pH,light, temp, humidity and messing with those made not one whit of difference . But this is the real thing. Thank you! Is there any danger of reverting to a green? please tell me what to do keep them happy and gay. Thank you and xie xie.🙋🏻‍♀️

Disclaimer: I bought this on a whim and don't actually know what I'm doing.That being said, it seems to be a healthy plant. The soil was bone dry and spilled all over the inside of the box, but the plant wasn't visibly damaged. I ordered 2 weeks ago and haven't managed to kill it yet. I've watered it twice. When googling, many sites say that overwatering is what usually kills plants like this. At the same time, they also say that when you do water it, you should saturate the soil. So... like I said, idk what I'm doing here. Maybe people with a greener thumb will find these pictures useful when deciding whether to buy from this vendor.

The “stuffing” was very soft and kept the plant/pot in place, but a lot of soil spilled. The soil was bone dry. I’m in the northeast, but there was no heat pack and the package was not labeled as fragile.The pictures are two days later after a good soaking. It looked worse when I got it. I’m hopeful that it will flourish, but it is much smaller than the pictures on the description. Some other reviews also show much more robust plants. We’ll see how it does.EDIT - after 18 days, more leaves died, but I do see new growth. I’m hopeful.

The succulent is very cute and the color is perfect. I hope it will grow quickly and will remain as beautiful. It looks terrific in my terrarium with the moss and stones.

I received my Echeveria yesterday in the mail and I could not be happier! The plant looks EXACTLY like the photo on the website. I couldn't believe it. I expected it to be a little worn and not as colorful simply due to variation and travel. But this little guy feels very firm and sturdy and doesn't have any sick leaves around the bottom to be removed. I planted him in his own little planter and he's just as perky today as he was yesterday. I won't water him for a few days just to let him rest but I know he will thrive. A wonderfully health and beautiful plant! I will definitely purchase from this vendor in the future.

This plant arrived in good shape with plenty of packaging. One or two leaves were knocked off but that’s a normal occurrence when shipping succulents. Just threw those on some soil and they are already making babies.