The Tabletop Succulent Bundle

●Buy the Tabletop Succulents Bundle: Different Types of Succulents Online for Every Part of Your Home!

There are 4 succulents that come as part of this bundle - the Golden Sedum, Echeveria Lotus Chinensis, Echeveria Subsesilis Hybrid Silver, and the Echeveria Hybrid plant. No matter where you put them, they effortlessly elevate your space and make it look so much better than when it lay empty. The fleshy leaves and stunning rosettes of the three Echeviera succulents add great character to any space while the delicate golden trailing Sedum makes for the most elegant addition indoors.
Before you get this home, here is everything you need to know about all 4 of its plants:

●Know the Bundle Better: Features and Benefits of the Tabletop Succulent Plants

There are a few features and benefits of these stunning succulent plants that you must know:

1. Golden Sedum: The Perfect Golden Succulent

Golden Sedum, also known as Sedum adolphii, is a low-growing succulent with rosettes of fleshy, pointed leaves that display vibrant shades of yellow and green. This plant typically grows in a cascading manner, making it perfect for hanging baskets. Golden Sedum is drought-tolerant and low-maintenance, thriving in well-drained soil. It purifies the air by absorbing toxins and enhances indoor spaces with its bright, cheerful appearance. Additionally, it attracts pollinators like bees and butterflies, contributing to a healthy garden ecosystem.

2. Echeveria Lotus Chinensis: Stunning Tabletop Succulent

The Echeveria Lotus Chinensis is a captivating succulent with rosettes of fleshy, rounded leaves that resemble a Lotus flower, thus earning it its name. The leaves are a soft green with hints of pink or purple on the edges, adding a delicate touch to its appearance. This compact plant typically grows in a symmetrical pattern, making it a popular choice for decorative pots and other tabletop succulent planters. The Echeveria Lotus Chinensis is low-maintenance and drought-resistant, thriving in well-drained soil. It enhances indoor spaces with its serene beauty and helps purify the air, creating a calming environment while requiring minimal care.

3. Echeveria Subsesilis Hybrid Silver

The Echeveria Subsesilis Hybrid Silver is a stunning succulent plant with rosettes of fleshy, spoon-shaped leaves of a powdery silver-blue hue. The leaves are often edged with a soft pink tinge, adding to its delicate beauty. This compact plant grows in a tight, symmetrical rosette, making it ideal for small pots and succulent gardens. Echeveria Subsesilis Hybrid Silver is low-maintenance and drought-resistant, thriving in well-drained soil with minimal watering. It enhances indoor and outdoor spaces with its unique color and form, purifying the air and creating a tranquil, aesthetically pleasing environment.

4. Echeveria Hybrid Plant

The Echeveria Hybrid is a striking tabletop succulent known for its rosettes of fleshy, thick leaves that come in a wide range of colors, including green, blue, pink, and purple. The leaves often have a waxy, matte finish, and some hybrids may display intricate patterns or edges tinged with contrasting colors. This compact plant grows in a symmetrical, rosette shape, making it ideal for decorative arrangements. Echeveria Hybrids are low-maintenance, drought-resistant, and thrive in well-drained soil with minimal care. They add a touch of natural elegance to indoor and outdoor spaces while helping to purify the air and reduce stress.

●Caring for Your Succulents: Some Basics to Keep in Mind

While easy to care for, it’s always better to know exactly how to care for any plant that you are getting home. So, here are a few basics about how to care for your succulent plants that come with this bundle:

Care Requirements	Tips & Tricks
Light Requirements	While these succulents do well in bright, indirect light, they do best when placed in direct sunlight. So, find the sunniest spots in your home and decorate with your plants!
Watering Needs	All three Echeveria plants need watering only once in two weeks. However, the Golden Sedum needs watering more frequently, i.e. once in a week. When watering, ensure that the soil is completely dried out. This will reduce the risk of overwatering and root rot.
Humidity	None of these plants need any additional humidity and they do pretty well with regular humidity levels indoors. Additionally, you must remember that the Echeveria succulents do not like water in their rosettes.
Soil and Potting	Succulents generally need slightly different soil with much better drainage and aeration. For this, you can use Ugaoo’s Cactus and Succulent Potting Mix. This is the perfect blend of essential ingredients such as Perlite that enhance the drainage of your plants’ soil.
Fertilization	To feed your tabletop succulent plants, you can use Ugaoo’s Plant Food Fertilizer Sticks. These sticks only need to be inserted into the plant’s soil in order to work their magic. Push one stick into each pot, away from the stem and near the roots. Every time you water the plant, this stick will release all-round and balanced nutrients that will help your plants grow over time.