Overview

Succulent Garden in a Rustic Wooden Pot is listed in this store. Succulent Garden in a Rustic Wood Planter Fill your home with a succulent arrangement where the planter seamlessly blends the rustic elegance of soft and raw finishes to provide an exquisite background for our lush succulents. These exotic pieces are elegant and unforgettable, the raw wood makes them perfect as centerpieces for weddings, restaurants, galleries, corporate events or a spectacular gi

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• Product title: Succulent Garden in a Rustic Wooden Pot
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Additional listing information

Succulent Garden in a Rustic Wood Planter Fill your home with a succulent arrangement where the planter seamlessly blends the rustic elegance of soft and raw finishes to provide an exquisite background for our lush succulents. These exotic pieces are elegant and unforgettable, the raw wood makes them perfect as centerpieces for weddings, restaurants, galleries, corporate events or a spectacular gift to place on any dining table or hallway. Kokedama Care: LIGHT This plant can be placed indoors in bright indirect light or outdoors in a location with bright, indirect, filtered light. Never allow this plant to be in direct sunlight; the leaves will burn. WATER It is watered by spraying the succulents, approximately every 20 days. The frequency of irrigation will vary depending on the location, in any case this is only an orientation, the frequency of irrigation also depends on the temperature and humidity, among other factors. So, adjust your watering based on the conditions your plant lives in. And remember, it is almost always better to "sin" to water less than more. * Each piece of wood can vary, but always maintaining the same style, due to its organic nature. The photo is not the