Single Succulent in Stoneware Pot

Our first drop opens Tuesday 1 September. Join the waitlist for first access — plus the free 7-Plant Apartment Survival Guide and 15% off launch.

One small succulent — hand-propagated by Gianna in our 200-square-foot RV. Started from a single leaf, six to eight weeks on a windowsill that catches morning light, shipped to you when it's rooted, healthy, and looks like itself.

We propagate, pack, and ship every plant ourselves. No greenhouse middlemen, no warehouse — every plant comes from a tray on our counter.

What you're getting

• One ~3" succulent (Echeveria 'Lola', Haworthia fasciata, or Sedum 'Burrito' — picked at peak)
• 4" stoneware pot in cream or sage with drainage hole
• Care card with first-90-day watering + light guide
• Heat pack included Nov–Mar — no extra charge

Live Arrival Guarantee

If your plant arrives damaged, email hello@sipnsuc.com within 72 hours of delivery with a photo and your order number. Your choice: a replacement on the next Monday shipment, or a full refund. We answer within 2 business days.

Covered: crushed or broken in transit, heat or cold damage in transit. Not covered: how the plant does once it has settled in — but email us anyway, we can usually help you save one.

We ship Monday and Tuesday only, so nothing sits in a warehouse over a weekend.

Quick FAQ

Safe for pets? Yes. All three varieties — Echeveria 'Lola', Haworthia fasciata, and Sedum 'Burrito' — are non-toxic to cats and dogs per the ASPCA. Most trendy houseplants can't say that.

Will it survive low light? Yes. These are the three varieties that survived our RV winter. Bright indirect light is ideal; full sun is too much.

How often to water? Once every 7–10 days, only when the soil is bone-dry. Most succulents die from overwatering, not underwatering.

I've killed every plant I've owned. Is this for me? Start here. We picked these three varieties specifically because they tolerate forgetful watering.