Senecio Vitalis Blue Serpents Mermaid’s Tail Chalk Fingers

Description: Description Senecio Vitalis Blue Serpents Mermaid’s Tail - Fresh Succulent Cuttings You will get fresh cuttings (unrooted or rooted or leaves) depend on your selection on the quantity and size from the drop down choice Notice: As each pieces may vary, It will look very similar to the one pictured when full grown. Please keep in mind that these succulents come in all shapes, size and color, so no two will be identical. The leaves on these succulents are also fragile, so do not be alarmed if you find that some leaves fall off during shipping. Color will change depending on the weather or where you place it such as outside in full sun, partial sun or inside. Thank you and happy purchase! Shipping & Payment: All goods will be shipped out from U.S with good packaging condition. 1. Payment must be received within 7 business days of auction closing.2. We ship to ebay's address only. Please make sure your address in EBAY is matched with your shipping address before you pay.All major credit cards are accepted through secure payment processor PayPal. How to grow: 1. A cutting must be “calloused over,” meaning the cut end of the stem is dry and has sealed itself over in order to protect itself. 2. Place in a warm, airy location. Young succulents may not have the water supply to withstand direct sunlight, unlike adult plants. They do best in indirect sunlight. 3. Place your dry cut end approximately 1 to 2 inches into the soil. Make sure the soil drains well. Keep the leaves just above ground level. If you bury the leaves, there is more chance of them rotting. 4. Keep the soil slightly moist. Young succulent cuttings need a regular supply of water in order to stay alive and develop roots. However, succulents are adapted to dry climates and will usually rot if kept in soaking conditions. Try using a spray bottle or small pitcher to add water to the top of the soil as soon as it dries out, about every two or three days. *Keep in mind, this is general instruction. If the plant looks dry, give it a little more water, and vice versa. 5. Succulents will begin to root in anywhere from 2-6 weeks. When the roots have been established, the plant will then start to show new growth. Reduce watering as the plant develops. Once every 1-2 weeks should suffice.Return Policy: ALL SALES ARE FINAL, but certain exceptions warrant a return. Returns are accepted on a case to case basis. Buyer is responsible for the return shipping. Ask me any questions before buying.

Price: 1 USD

Location: San Jose, California

End Time: 2024-05-09T09:34:10.000Z

Shipping Cost: 5 USD