Live Echeveria Succulent Plant in a 4 inch Plastic Growers Pot (4 inch, Graptoveria Debbie)

Really beautiful and happy little successful succulent. I’ve named her Dora, Dora is very easy to care for and even cake with instructions. She is still alive so I’d say our plantship is going well. Really lovely and extra presentation from the sellers. Thank you!

Beautiful well packaged, shipped quickly exactly what I imagined. Very little soil even got loose. The only one tiny think I didn’t love was the kind of waxy substance on the leaves looked uneven as if some of it had been wiped off. But overall a very large robust healthy pretty purple colored plant. I ordered some other succulents from a different company at the same time and they arrived about a week later and look horrible compared to Fat Plants will def order from them again! First Photo is right out of the box second is after replanting!

Was shipped with care, and with just a weekly watering and a spot where she gets a good bit of sun (south-western window). Would recommend and prob order another sometime later. :)

plant is not purple-nothing wrong with plant, its just not what is pictured-AT ALL. don't know where they got that photo but it doesn't look anything like that-its just pink and slightly lavender afer several days in the sun, despite seller saying thats what it needed-see attached photo. also, price is about double what everyone has it for -including walmart.

Go to https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07TDNCCHW/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1You’ll see a beautiful bright blue succulent. what arrived- very nicely packed - was a green echeveria.The leaves are darkish green at the end of the leaf, which are rather spatulated. They turn unremarkably lighter as they reach the center of the plant. No blue at all. THIS IS FALSE ADVERTISING.One of the reasons I lost interest in helping succulents to grow under lights & in southern window.I know when I first started my love affair with the succ, I ordered several of the peach colored or whitish succulents. May I say my gardens of green and variegated succulents are doing great. Why not post a warning that these plants can’t hold their color (white, light peach, any blue color other than gun metal blue?) It would save some of us from being ripped off, and feeling like the kid who thought he/she was getting a new bike for Christmas but ended up with the monogrammed handkerchiefs instead.

I am so pleased with my Lola! It arrived a day late through USPS, but it was in very good shape when it arrived. It is 105°in Southern California today so this poor plant was a bit warm when I opened her up, but she looked wonderful. I had the planter, the succulent soil and everything ready to plant Lola when she arrived so she was quickly out of the warm box.The plant was carefully boxed in a small box and surrounded so it would not incur damage during shipping. Then, that was placed in an outer box. Stapled to my receipt was detailed instructions on how to care for my Lola. I have several 2"- 4" succulents so I have googled extensively on how to care for them, but if this was my first succulent it would help to have that included. I read through it and found it very thorough.Lola has very nice roots, the coloring is beautiful and it feels and looks like a healthy echeveria. I will try to remember to include a picture in my review later, but for now all I can say is it is exactly what I wanted, absolutely beautiful and planted in her new home.I will definitely purchase from Fat Plants San Diego in the future.**Updated-photos**1. Lola in an owl pot and 2. Lola on a small table in the middle of other succulents.

I was excited to purchase this plant. I took the time to look through their reviews and saw other customer's photos of the same succulent I ordered and thought they were beautiful. I was shocked when I opened the package though. I tried resolving the issue with the seller but they wanted photos sent through Amazon message which as a customer, I don't have the ability to do. I decided to return the plant but realized I would have to provide my own packaging as well as bring it to the post office only to receive 50% of the amount I paid! A "restocking fee" it says. I'm not going to go to the trouble to receive $8 of the $16 I paid. Very disappointed.(The plant's soil was also completely drenched when I received it. I immediately took it out and placed it in a good, dry succulent soil mix but I'm afraid the damage was already done. Many of the leaves have died already.}

This arrived in beautiful condition, it shipped quickly, and I am very pleased with the succulent! This succulent nursery has never disappointed me. I cannot wait to plant this in my arrangement!