Succulent Container Garden Care

Bright light to full sun.

Plants are drought tolerant when established.
Great for frost-free patios and landscapes.
Needs well-drained soil, bright light to full sun.
Water thoroughly when soil is dry to the touch.
Plants will look best with regular watering in the warmer months.
Do not over water in winter or if indoors.

Living Wreath Care

Sun to part shade, will tolerate bright indirect light.

WATERING:
Water only when the moss base is completely dry. Immerse the wreath in water or by sprinkling. To keep the wreath fresh-looking, mist with a spray bottle.

SUNLIGHT:
Give the wreath plenty of bright natural sunlight. For entertaining purposes, you may bring the wreath indoors and then relocate it outside for a several hours of natural sun and air circulation. Avoid placing the wreath in direct sun as the succulents may burn.

FERTILZING:
During the growing season, begin fertilizing by using a balanced solution that contains nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium. The growing season is generally between March-October. Fertilizing will encourage new growth and proper nutrition.

TRIMMING:
To maintain the desired shape of the succulent wreath, you may trim the succulents with pruning shears or garden clippers. The wreath may take several months to a year before the succulents to grow out or lose its original shape. The best time to trim the succulent wreath is during the spring-summer. You can even propagate some of the leaves from such succulents as Echeverias.

DECORATING SUGGESTIONS:
Add candles, ribbons,and red berries to a succulent wreath.
For centerpieces on a table, place the succulent wreath on a platter or saucer to protect furniture. Tie a colorful, festive-looking ribbon or bow around candles inside the center of the wreath. Hang the succulent wreath on a door by using a wreath hanger or place it on a mantel.