Opportunistic Growers How much water should I give my succulent? Does my succulent need to come inside in the winter? Do I need to fertilize my succulent? These common succulent care questions (and many more) can be answered by one simple sentence: “Succulents are opportunistic growers.” But what does that really mean? At the most… Continue reading Opportunistic Growing, Dormancy, and What They Mean for Indoor Succulents

Every once in a great while, the sheer joy of opening your Succulent Studios subscription box may be suddenly replaced with the sheer terror of seeing your new plants in a sad, broken state. When this happens, do not hesitate in reaching out to us so we can make good on our 100% satisfaction guarantee. But as for your busted succulents, don’t lose hope! Here’s how to fix ’em.

November succulents are coming in hot… sometimes too hot! For any succulent that arrives a little worse for the wear, have no fear. November succulents are particularly resilient and propagation pros!

Trick: Your postal worker got rough with your succulents and they arrived a little busted…

Treat: Here’s a quick fix to salvage them!

We know the level of disappointment that comes with receiving broken or busted succulents in your box. But after peeping this video below, you might secretly hope your babies get a little roughed up along the way!