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clavatum succulent Real Live Succulent Cactus Plant : Sedum clavatum Cluster – Succulent Zone

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clavatum succulent Real Live Succulent Cactus Plant : Sedum clavatum Cluster – Succulent ZoneIncluding: 1 live succulent plant Approximate size: 15 cm (5. 91 inch) Please note that the size is recorded before the shipment, like this: Meanwhile when arriving, the plant may looks folded and stressed due to a slight dehydration and lack of sunlight, like this: Please understand if the size varies and simply plant it in a pot and leave at bright location without direct sunlight for a few days. Then you can begin watering the plant, gradually

Including: 1 live succulent plant

Approximate size: 15 cm (5.91 inch)

Please note that the size is recorded before the shipment, like this:



Meanwhile when arriving, the plant may looks folded and stressed due to a slight dehydration and lack of sunlight, like this:



Please understand if the size varies and simply plant it in a pot and leave at bright location without direct sunlight for a few days. Then you can begin watering the plant, gradually introducing more sunlight, and watching it thrive.

Please be aware that the color of the plant may vary based on its growing condition. The plant you receive may not be the exact color as the picture. With proper care and abundant sunlight the color will reappear.

Please note that no pot will come along with the plant.

Please contact me if you have any question.

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