DEA Succulent 4" Pot, Red Succulent
DEA Succulent 4" Pot, Red Succulent
You will receive one live plant grown in a 4" pot. This particular sempervivum is my all time favorite. Dea is one of the most beautiful and showy sempervivums, in my opinion.
CULTURE: Sempervivum plants need full sun. Plants prefer average to rather poor, sandy or rocky soil, which must drain quickly. Do not fertilize. Space 6" apart. Plants have few problems except when soil is too heavy or too damp. In Europe, plants are often grown tucked into corners of rooftops, without the benefit of any soil at all. That led to another common name, Houseleeks.
SUGGESTED USE: In rock gardens, trough gardens, wall crevices, dry gardens, edging, in strawberry jars or other containers.
"Sempervivum" means "lives forever," which plants seem to do under the correct conditions. The original rosette of leaves dies after it flowers, two, three, or more years after planting. But by then, new offsets are already there to take the place of the mother plant. "Hens and Chickens" refers to the fact that a mature clump reminds one of a hen surrounded by her chicks.
We want you to be 100% satisfied with your purchase. Items can be returned or exchanged within 14 days of delivery. To qualify:
Live plants can get damaged during shipping. If this happens please contact us immediately through our contact page. We may ask for pictures of the damage. If the box is damaged please take pictures of the box before opening and please include pictures that show the shipping label as well as the damage if possible. We will only agree to refund money if we receive pictures of the plants and/or product upon delivery and only if the plant and/or product is damaged or incorrect.
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If your item arrives damaged please contact us immediately. We will likely require pictures of the damage of both the plants and the box. Please include the shipping label in the pictures so we can report the damage to USPS.
