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Donkey Tail was exceptionally packaged. Plant is in top-notch condition. Someone loved this succulent very much. It is even getting ready to bloom - I had no idea they bloomed! Thank you for such a healthy, well-shipped plant. This specific succulent is not easy to ship, either. The leaves are so fragile - you look at them the wrong way and a leaf will fall off. In fact, I knocked a few off putting up in my window sill for some sun when I accidentally brushed it against a bigger plant - more fell off by me than being shipped. Again, thank you. I will not hesitate to purchase another plant from this seller.

This succulant plant is very small. Not surprised given the price. It packaged expertly. It is haealthy and slowly growing. The seller obviously has plant expertise.

Original review: This plant looks like it was deprived of water and light loooong before it went into the shipping box. Many of the older leaves look like lost causes. Hopefully I can get it to come back. It was well packed, at least.Update: After a couple days it perked up a little and got some color back. But... I had noticed when I first watered it that the soil seemed weird. It all wanted to float up when I watered, like it was new. And relatively little water came out of the drainage holes. After several days, the soil is still sopping wet.The last thing I want to do is repot a plant that is already stressed, but now I'm worried about root rot. This plant is in some kind of water retaining mix, completely wrong for a succulent. The soil has to be replaced immediately or the plant is 100% a lost cause.So... yeah. I had to bare root it to replace the soil. At first I thought that this mass of brown was soil that wouldn't separate from the roots. But nope: that mass of brown IS the roots. Healthy roots are supposed to be white. These are severely rotted.It lost most of the older dried up leaves during the process. So I planted it a little deeper, in a fast draining mix for cacti and succulents. Hopefully there's still enough life in it to grow new roots. It had like, 3 healthy roots amidst all the rotted ones that I had to remove.

I’m so impressed with this small business. My string of pearls plant arrived perfectly packed and intact EVENTHOUGH it was knocked around by the driver AND my husband(by accident). Both don’t know it was a live plant so it was awesome that it was totally unaffected. She’s just like the pictured 4’ pot. She is a sweet baby and looking forward to her taking off! Thank you😊

nice plant bigger than excreted but fairly damaged. I'm sure it will be fine though.

This was not some tiny little plant. It was so beautiful and I fell in love. The top was 4 to 5 inches and filled with pearls of white, green and purple hues, and two long enough to hang over the edge of the plant pot

Didn’t last long. Replanted in succulent pot with appropriate soil along with another succulent. It did look healthy upon arrival but then I took over. Took about 2 weeks to die. I don’t know if it came with gnats but I have a family that seems to congregate around that planter. Gross! All other succulents I’ve purchased are thriving!!?? Apparently it didn’t like its environment.

A few pearls fell off in transit, but overall it's looking great—thriving and settling in beautifully!