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Succulents Box Plant Subscription Review + Coupon – August 2019

Succulents August 2019 - Box

Succulents Box
5 overall rating
1 Ratings | 1 Reviews

Succulents Box sends subscribers a new set of small succulent plants each month. Choose to receive 1-4 plants per month and save with longer subscriptions.

Succulents August 2019 - Opened Box

This is a review of the 4 plants plan for $20.00/month + $5.00 shipping.

This box was sent to us at no cost for review. (Check out the review process post to learn more about how we review boxes.)

Succulents August 2019 - Review

About this Plant Subscription

The Subscription Box: Succulents Box

The Cost:

  • 1 plant per month for $5.00
  • 2 plants per month for $10.00
  • 3 plants per month for $15.00
  • 4 plants per month for $20.00

The Products: A rotating assortment of small succulent plants and a set of care instructions

Ships to: The US for $5.00

Succulents August 2019 Review

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Every box comes with care instructions card for the plants and it usually has a 15% off coupon. 

Succulents August 2019 - Packing Slip

This box also comes with a packing slip that itemizes my order.

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Subsessilis Echeveria

This plant is a traditional echeveria, the kind of plant I tend to think of when I think about succulents. It is a blueish-grey succulent in the shape of a rosette. This plant will be featured on my kitchen windowsill where I will plant it in cactus soil and will fill with rocks.

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Pulidonis Echeveria

I really like this plant. I like the thickness of the leaves and the red around the edges. I also like that the ends of the leaves are kind of sharp. This is a slow-growing plant that will bloom bright, yellow flowers in the spring. This plant will make a perfect addition to my succulent garden in the front.

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Lola Echeveria

Another echeveria! I have to say that these are my favorite types of succulents, so I am not disappointed to receive multiple echeverias in my last box. This echeveria is lighter than my others, a light purple color. This plant also will bloom bright yellow, bell-shaped flowers in the spring. A previous echeveria I received is still blooming pink bell-shaped flowers. Right now it is over 2 feet tall! I think this will be the same, so I plan on planting it across from my other one so next year they will bloom across from each other.

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Graptosedum California Sunset

This is definitely my favorite plant in this month’s box. I love the taller plants; they seem to do so well in my garden! This plant is fairly easy to grow and if it is a happy plant, it will bloom white flowers in the spring. This plant does require sunshine to develop its pinkish colors. This is perfect since my little garden is right in the front and it gets a couple of hours direct sunlight before it disappears behind the tall houses. I look forward to seeing how this plant thrives and grows!

Verdict: Succulents Box has always been a favorite subscription of mine. The price seems very fair for the amount of plants I get and since it is a subscription, I know I will be introduced to different plants every month. I like the discovery of new plants and like to look them up to see what I intend to do with them. I think this is a great box for those with green (or greenish-brown) thumbs and ideal for new homeowners (or renters!) if they are looking to add to the garden or add some plants inside. This month I received 3 echeverias, which is unusual since I typically get a greater variety, but I am not complaining because I love echeverias!

To Wrap Up:

Can you still get this box if you sign up today? No, the September 2019 collection is currently shipping. It’s also worth noting your assortment may vary a bit depending on how many plants you choose to subscribe to.

Value Breakdown: This four plant box cost $20.00 + $5.00 shipping. That means each plant cost an average of $6.25. To purchase each plant individually would be $31.80 ($26.80 + $5.00 shipping), so the subscription factors to an approximate savings of 21%.

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Carol Castaneda
Carol Castaneda
I am a mother of 2 going on 3 soon and enjoy the little things in life, especially in surprise form! Monthly subscription boxes give me that surprise every time I see the mailman delivering them! My favorite boxes include beauty boxes, lifestyle boxes and anything pregnancy-related boxes; my all time favorite is my FabFitFun subscription.

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5 comments

Debbie

The fact that all of the pictures show a bit of loose soil all around is accurate. I gave a friend the 3-month subscription and she said that all 3 arrived as a box of dirt, with a little digging and sifting, she was able to find 3 sad little plants and 3 mostly empty pots.

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Khristina

Your plants spent too much time in an area that was too dark for them. Plants stretch out like that because they are looking for light. The last 3 plants, 2 echeverias and the graptosedum, should all form nice tight florettes and look like flowers. Unfortunately, even with time, they will never go back to looking like the pictures. They’re only good for propagating now. Even the first plant shows signs of needing light but not as bad as the others. It’s leaves are starting to flatten and turn white. I highly suggest you contact the company and ask that new plants are sent out to you or ask for a refund.

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Cyn

Maybe you can show a pic of your garden next time you review…

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April

Do you recommend these if I am going to keep them inside? Unfortunately i dont have a garden, as much as i would love to ☺

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Carol Castaneda

I think they could. While looking up information on the plants, it was always indicated if they would do better indoors or out. I think there are a lot of variables like weather/sun in your location. I’ve tried keeping them indoors and outside and outside seems to work for us. If you end up trying the sub indoors, let me know how it works out!

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