SPECIAL!! JUST CART! PRESALE Echeveria 'Maria'

Alrighty guys, another Monday is coming to a close. If you haven't checked out the Wishlist feature take a look at our blog. We're offering 15% off your entire wishlist for a limited time only. We'll start working requests this week on Friday.

Now we're pretty busy this week, so I'm going to do a refresh on the Randoms tonight about half an hour after this upload ends. It's going to be a site stalker type of situation. I'm obviously not going to text this late.

Thank you to everyone that donated last month to benefit the charities we've mentioned earlier in the month. I hope to have a tally on all funds raised and I will be updating with a new blog article on Friday. We did a lot of good guys, thank you from the bottom of my heart. The outpouring of support and love I received was just incredible. This month is always super hard, I just appreciate a space to be able to speak about her story. You guys have meant so much to me this month.

Lots of packages shipping between now and Thursday, please be patient with us, we're working as fast as we can during the day. Everything that is in should hit mailboxes on Saturday.

Lastly someone grab this beautiful little asymmetrical Maria. She's darling. She measures in at just about 1.75" across. See you guys a little later this evening and on Saturday.

Presales are offered with free shipping. Expect shipping in about two weeks' time (this week's items may take up to three weeks, hopefully not, but just to be on the safe side). If you are unfamiliar with how our presales work please click here for our policies.  

A little note about color intensity: The hue intensity you see here may be related to stress and watering schedule (thirsty plants look the brightest). Sometimes the succulents lose a little bit of this color in transit and in warmer temps. Rest assured these photos have not been enhanced, but there is a slight possibility that once the succulent arrives the hue intensity may be slightly different, but the color intensity will return with colder temps and stress.