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Succulents -very nice varieties & sizes -read description for pricing - $10 (Ventura)
Airedale Ave. near Bristol Rd
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I'm always trimming and thinning so come see what we have. Let me know what you'd like and what you're comfortable spending and I'll give you a good deal. : )
Below is a rough idea as to price just to give you an idea :
$10.00 - Your choice of an assortment of 5 smaller rooted succulents or clippings to get them started in pots or garden.
$25.00 - Your choice of an assortment of up to 8 of your choice of nice small to mid size rooted or clipped succulents
depending on the sizes as to how many.
$50.00 - Pick and choose some larger sizes, some trimmed specimens and some mid size to smaller ones.
$75.00 and up - Lots of varieties and lots of sizes to choose from, including one or more of the large trimmed tree/shrubs.
In general, succulents can do with minimum water. I keep these plants trimmed and plant clippings will root once they are put in the ground. Almost all of mine have been started from clippings from originally purchased plants. At Green Thumb I believe they charge a lot for just a little 2" pot. I don't have pots so best to bring a container or I will give them to you in grocery bags or a boxes.
For cuttings, it's good (but not necessary) to wait 2-3 days or up to a week or so before planting in a pot or in the garden. This allows the cut ends to seal off. Of course rooted plants can be transplanted immediately. It's best to give them more water initially to get them going. They are so easy to grow and I've come to like them more than shrubs. They give some year round color and you can trim to shape them to look the way you like. They do need water, but much less than most plants. They survive a lot of neglect which is nice!