Walmart has 6-pk Element by Altman 2" Live Indoor House Succulent Plants w/ Grower Pots for $10.21. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35+.
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Features:
Features 6 assorted succulents in 2 inch grower pots
Succulents are drought-tolerant and easy to care for
Grow in a location with full to part sun
Water these live plants only when the soil is dry
The plants featured in your assortment will vary by season
Each order includes a care card; scan the QR code for care tips
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Walmart has 6-pk Element by Altman 2" Live Indoor House Succulent Plants w/ Grower Pots for $10.21. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35+.
Thanks to Deal Hunter ppxyz1 for finding this deal.
Features:
Features 6 assorted succulents in 2 inch grower pots
Succulents are drought-tolerant and easy to care for
Grow in a location with full to part sun
Water these live plants only when the soil is dry
The plants featured in your assortment will vary by season
Each order includes a care card; scan the QR code for care tips
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This six pack of live indoor succulents is best for an easy, low water houseplant setup, especially if you have grow lights. Succulents are described as very hard to kill and able to go weeks without watering, and the plants are said to ship from a greenhouse rather than a local Walmart store. The main concern is shipping shock, since similar online plant deals have arrived stressed or died soon after delivery, especially in cold weather. A dependable option if indoor conditions are right.
Buyers who are okay with online plant risk and want to try anyway because at least one commenter said these are shipped from a greenhouse directly (not a Walmart store) and that they've seen similar plants stay alive.
Home growers who want a larger variety to experiment with because one commenter bought 20 and reported that most survived and some grew big under grow lights after potting and fertilizing.
People in very cold weather who don't want to gamble on shipping conditions because a commenter said they won't buy online in the frigid northeast and that online success depends on temps arriving not too cold.
Shoppers who expect a guaranteed "arrive healthy" experience because multiple commenters said plants from these kinds of Amazon/Walmart deals can die shortly after the return period and may not handle shipping shock well (YMMV).
Buyers who are comparing value against Amazon's faster shipping and add-ons because one commenter said it's not a good deal versus an Amazon 20-pack that includes heat packs and 2-day air delivery.
People who are worried about how plants are handled in transit because commenters expressed uncertainty about whether Walmart will deliver them well (shipping/handling concern).
Anyone who only wants to buy from local stores with consistently healthy plants because a commenter said Walmart in-store plants are often in poor condition (under/over watered, scorched, pests, battered).
Succulents can go weeks without watering and are generally hard to kill. They do best indoors with grow lights, which helps them thrive and can prevent weak, stretched growth.
Shipping can be the main risk: plants may arrive fine if temperatures are mild, but cold weather and shipping shock can hurt them. Some buyers report plants dying soon after the return period, so ordering in frigid conditions is riskier.
These plants are shipped directly from a greenhouse, not pulled from a local Walmart store. That matters because it avoids the in-store plant condition issues people associate with Walmart and suggests the plants are handled as a nursery shipment.
I've jumped on a few of these deals from both Amazon and Walmart and while the price is incredible the plants literally seem to die right after the return period is over with. An Amazon seller actually sent us a new batch and they died as well so we were SOL and spent $$$ for nothing. I'm not sure the plants handle the shock from shipping very well so I'd consider the deal YMMV. FWIW Lowe's, Home Depot, etc. include a 1 year guarantee on plants and they can be returned for store credit if they die after the return period.
Not a good deal. 20 pack on Amazon for $21. They add heat packs, 2 day air delivery from CA to East Coast
Agreed, but not everyone wants/needs 20 plants. Here's 5 succulents from Amazon for $7.59. No idea how they're packaged/shipped, but user reviews seem to suggest they arrive in good condition as long as temps aren't too cold. For that reason I will not be buying online this time of year here in the frigid northeast (ambient temp this morning: 8 deg F).
Do these guys grow big? Can I repot them together?
Yes, they grow big. Bought 20 from Amazon on sale. 17 survived. I potted them into 6 inch ones and added fertilizer. After a few months under grow light, some got big. Some of them got so tall and fell over. Some are still low and look nice.
Hesitant to order plants from W. The ones in-store are usually terrible (under watered, over watered, scorched, ants, gnats, battered, etc)
I work part time for a farm. Every year they ask me what is wrong with the potted plants they sell. I tell them they are over watered and never fertilized. They don't listen. I get free plants. I also worked at Lowe's and it was similar,but oddly better.
These aren't coming from a Walmart store, they are coming from a greenhouse directly. I've never bought any this small but bought many trees and shrubs from them. All. Are still alive as far as I know.
Agreed, but not everyone wants/needs 20 plants. Here's 5 succulents from Amazon for $7.59. No idea how they're packaged/shipped, but user reviews seem to suggest they arrive in good condition as long as temps aren't too cold. For that reason I will not be buying online this time of year here in the frigid northeast (ambient temp this morning: 8 deg F).
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This six pack of live indoor succulents is best for an easy, low water houseplant setup, especially if you have grow lights. Succulents are described as very hard to kill and able to go weeks without watering, and the plants are said to ship from a greenhouse rather than a local Walmart store. The main concern is shipping shock, since similar online plant deals have arrived stressed or died soon after delivery, especially in cold weather. A dependable option if indoor conditions are right.
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https://www.amazon.com/Succulent-Assorted-Succulents-Starter-Planter/dp/B09NLYJRDY/ref=sr_1_26?crid=... [amazon.com]
These aren't coming from a Walmart store, they are coming from a greenhouse directly. I've never bought any this small but bought many trees and shrubs from them. All. Are still alive as far as I know.
https://www.amazon.com/Succulent-Assorted-Succulents-Starter-Planter/dp/B09NLYJRDY/ref=sr_1_26?crid=... [amazon.com]
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