Succulents

With pink tips and milk aqua leaves, it's almost like this sweet succulent was made for us! Quickly forming low clusters of pale pastels, these drought-tolerant plants will brighten any rock garden, terrarium or window sill!

When planting, use a container with well drained soil in full sunlight or an area with plenty of bright light. Water every 2 weeks and let the soil dry in-between watering.

Measures 2½ x 3½ inches.

Can only be shipped to the 48 continental United States due to customs regulations.

With cylindrical tapered leaves and a powdery blue tint, this little jewel is a popular player in most of our succulent plantings. With green leaves that lighten at the tip, this baby deserves a home in your garden or indoor terrarium.

For planting, use a container with well drained soil in full sunlight or an area with plenty of bright light. Water every 2 weeks and let the soil dry in-between watering.

Measures 2½ x 3½ inches.

Can only be shipped to the 48 continental United States due to customs regulations.

No doubt one of the prettiest succulents out there, the Echeveria Perle Von Nurnberg boasts a stunning violet pink and steals the show, day after day. Add a color accent to your drought tolerant garden or perfect your terrarium with this statement succulent. 

 For planting, use a container with well drained soil in full sunlight or an area with plenty of bright light. Water every 3 weeks and let the soil dry in-between watering.

Measures 2½ x 3½ inches.

Can only be shipped to the 48 continental United States due to customs regulations.

With pale green leaves boasting bright rosey edges, this succulent will add architecture and form to your garden, big or small! Also know as Crassula.

For planting, use a container with well drained soil in full sunlight or an area with plenty of bright light. Water every 2 weeks and let the soil dry in-between watering.

Measures 2½ x 3½ inches.

Can only be shipped to the 48 continental United States due to customs regulations.

With plump, grey-green leaves lined up like droplets, the Donkey's tail is a fav' here at Pigment. These easy to grow gems make a statement in a planting or finish off a room as they trail from a hanging pot. Also known as Burro's tail, Lamb's tail or Horse's Tail. 

For planting, use a container with well drained soil in full sunlight or an area with plenty of bright light. Water every 2 weeks and let the soil dry in-between watering.

Measures 2½ x 3½ inches.

Can only be shipped to the 48 continental United States due to customs regulations.

String from a macrame hanger, top off your living wall or let them splash out of a pretty planting. No matter where you plant this succulent, it will delight for days! Easy to grow indoors, they have thin thread-like stems and fleshy  round, bead-like leaves. 

When planting, use a container with cactus soil in full sunlight or an area with plenty of bright light. Water every 2 weeks and let the soil dry in-between watering.

Measures 2½ x 3½ inches.

Can only be shipped to the 48 continental United States due to customs regulations.

Kalanchoe Tomentosa, aka Panda Plant, is a fun, fuzzy plant that we just can't live without. With long oval leaves and offering small, bell-shaped flowers, it's got it all! 

When planting, use a container with cactus soil in full sunlight or an area with plenty of bright light. Water every 3 weeks and let the soil dry in-between watering.

Measures 2½ x 3½ inches.

Can only be shipped to the 48 continental United States due to customs regulations.

Part of the Echeveria genus, this hybrid species forms a sculpted rosette with a rosebud shape. Its gray-green leaves have a delicate blush of pink. For planting, use a container with well-drained soil in full sunlight or an area with plenty of bright light. Water every 2 weeks and let the soil dry in-between watering.

Measures 2½ x 3½ inches.

Can only be shipped to the 48 continental United States due to customs regulations.

Native to Oaxaca, Mexico this succulent creates small rosettes. Yellow flowers with red tips bloom on stalks in the spring. For planting, use a container with well-drained soil in full sunlight or an area with plenty of bright light. Water every 2 weeks and let the soil dry in between waterings. 

Measures 2½ x 3½ inches.

Can only be shipped to the 48 continental United States due to customs regulations.

A native to Mexico, the Echiveria Minima is known for it’s tiny rosettes of chubby leaves and rosy tips. They cluster profusely to form a small mound. For planting, use porous soil with adequate drainage. Water every 2 weeks and let the soil dry in between waterings. 

Measures 2 ½ inches. 

Can only be shipped to the 48 continental United States due to customs regulations.

This Echeveria is native to the slopes of Puebla, Mexico. It is an excellent windowsill plant. For planting, use a container with well-drained soil in full sunlight or an area with plenty of bright light. Water every 2 weeks and let the soil dry in between waterings. 

Measures 2½ x 3½ inches.

Can only be shipped to the 48 continental United States due to customs regulations.