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large planter for succulents

large planter for succulents Large Succulent Circle Planter

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large planter for succulents Large Succulent Circle PlanterThis white 13. 5" ceramic bowl brings life to any room in which you set it! It also comes with a crystal, to bring a little extra shine to your day. Keep in Mind: Every plant grows in its own special way your planter may vary slightly from the one in the photo. Water: Less is more! Water these succulents 1 2x a month, letting the soil dry out completely between waterings. Light: The more, the better! This planter can even be outdoors in full sun. Tip:

This white 13.5" ceramic bowl brings life to any room in which you set it! It also comes with a crystal, to bring a little extra shine to your day.

Keep in Mind: Every plant grows in its own special way - your planter may vary slightly from the one in the photo.

Water: Less is more! Water these succulents 1-2x a month, letting the soil dry out completely between waterings.

Light: The more, the better! This planter can even be outdoors in full sun.

Tip: This is a great gift for a plant novice!

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