Low-water succulents love sunny spots and add instant tropical décor. These bold, exotic plants feature fleshy leaves that come in a range of colors and shapes. These plants hold water; this is why healthy cacti need so little water. This makes them ideal plants for your home. Succulents like their soil on the dry side, so take care not to overwater them. The varieties selected are growers' choices and are each unique in shape, size, and assortment. Place them into decorative pots or plant them together in a large planter to make a beautiful centerpiece. The NASA Clean Air Study concluded that houseplants promote better air quality in your home. The study by NASA found that houseplants remove chemical pollutants from the air. Grow in bright, direct sunlight for best results. Water sparingly. Make sure the soil is dry before adding water. Overwatering your succulents will cause the roots to rot. Make sure the soil is well-draining. succulents benefit from occasional feeding once or twice a year. Look for a fertilizer formulated for succulents. You can remove dried leaves. Some succulents bloom, sending up a spire of flowers. Cut off the stem after the flowers have faded. Enjoy your succulents outdoors in warm weather. They are tropical plants so take them indoors before the weather cools down. Most succulents will die if left out after frost. Our growers handpick the healthiest, best-looking, highest-quality plants. We package our plants for shipment with great care so they’ll arrive at your home ready to be displayed. About the grower: the manufacturer is a third-generation family-run business stretching from South Florida to North Carolina, we have 5,500 hard-working employees who farm and cultivate a variety of beautiful plants that you can bring home today.