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cheap succulents bulk Bulk Succulent Plants – Watters Garden Center

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cheap succulents bulk Bulk Succulent Plants – Watters Garden CenterIncluded in purchase: Each succulent will be alive in dirt with healthy roots. Each succulent comes in with a plastic 2 inch pot. Random succulents that will be hand selected from our nursery. Great for Baby Showers, Weddings, Birthday Parties, Corporate Gifts, etc! Each succulent will be healthy, beautiful, colorful, and of course ready for a new home! Perfect for Events These wholesale succulents bulk succulents are perfect for weddings, baby

Included in purchase:

  • Each succulent will be alive in dirt with healthy roots.
  • Each succulent comes in with a plastic 2 inch pot.
  • Random succulents that will be hand selected from our nursery.
  • Great for Baby Showers, Weddings, Birthday Parties, Corporate Gifts, etc!
  • Each succulent will be healthy, beautiful, colorful, and of course ready for a new home!

 

Perfect for Events

These wholesale succulents/bulk succulents are perfect for weddings, baby showers, birthday party gifts, corporate gifts, school events, church events, and more! Your guests will love the succulent they get! Succulents are some of the most amazing gifts ever. They are very easy to grow and care for, they have unique colors and shapes, and they just light up any room! 

2 Inch Succulents

These are 2 inch succulents and 2 inch succulent are the most common and popular succulents out there! It seems like more and more succulent lovers are wanting 2 inch succulent plants! 2 inch succulents are just the most perfect size for events, these 2 inch succulents will be perfect for your event.

Shipping:

Yes, you can ship live succulent plants to any location in the USA. Yes, your succulents will stay alive in transit because succulents are drought tolerant plants, they can go weeks without water! Your succulents will arrive healthy and happy and we can guarantee that! Your succulents will be shipped fully rooted with plastic pots/soil in them.

Our carriers are USPS or UPS depending on the size of the order, weight, and package. All packages will be shipped the next day you order and will arrive in 3-5 days. Tracking numbers will be provided and will be emailed to you as soon as we have fulfilled and shipped out your order.

Is Our Packaging Safe?

Yes, our packaging is very professional and safe. We use a very tight and secured box with crinkled tissue paper. This will make sure that your succulents are tight and secured not bouncing around getting damaged. 

We have been shipping succulents for 4 years now and we have been through all of the struggles and hard work. After trial and error we have figured out that you need the tightest box possible with crinkled paper. This is how we ship succulents so your succulents don't get delivered to you broken or damage.

When Will You Receive Your Succulents?

After you place an order with us and we know your event date, we will try out best to ship your succulents out that same day or the very next day. We use USPS Shipping so orders will get delivered in 1-3 days, or 3-5 days, it depends on location! You will receive your succulents fairly quickly!

We Ship Monday-Friday

We only ship orders out Monday-Friday. We do not fulfill or ship out orders on Saturday or Sunday. If you order on Friday-Sunday your order will not get shipped out until Monday morning!

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If you have any other questions please email us! Don't be shy, we love answering questions for our customers! You can email us: [email protected] with the subject "wholesale" and we will help you out ASAP!

 

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