pots for succulent arrangements Succulent DIY Kit 2 pots - Team Building Project - Gift

pots for succulent arrangements Succulent DIY Kit 2 pots - Team Building Project - GiftDouble your crafting fun with this live succulent DIY kit! You get to make two cute mini succulent arrangements that are perfect for your deskop, window, or table. These kits make excellent team building projects, kids birthday gift boxes, or unique adult craft party activity. Looking for bulk quantities for an event, team building activity or employee appreciation corporate gifts? We have you covered! We can streamline the ordering process for you,

Double your crafting fun with this live succulent DIY kit! You get to make two cute mini succulent arrangements that are perfect for your deskop, window, or table. These kits make excellent team building projects, kids birthday gift boxes, or unique adult craft party activity. 

Looking for bulk quantities for an event, team building activity or employee appreciation / corporate gifts? 

We have you covered! We can streamline the ordering process for you, whether you need one large bulk order, or to ship to multiple addresses. Contact us using the form below to get started.

Each DIY Succulent Arrangement Kit has everything you need:

• (2) 2.5” round terra cotta pots with drainage holes
• (12) colorful live succulent cuttings (1-3” ea, unrooted); enough for two potted arrangements
• (5 oz) hand-mixed succulent soil
• Instruction card with all the details you need to create and care for your arrangement
• Plant stake / planting dowel

This live succulent kit is the perfect DIY activity if you want to:

• Give your team a fun team building activity (great for virtual teams events!)
• Learn about propagating and growing succulents from cuttings
• Learn how to create cute succulent arrangements
• Grow your collection with a colorful variety of live succulents
• Have a new fun 'maker' activity to try out

These kits are perfect for craft parties, kid.

Care:
Do not water right away. The cuttings will not be able to take in water until roots start forming ~2 weeks after planting.

Keep out of full-sun until established.

Once rooted and established, water when the soil is dry to the touch. Water from the bottom up by placing the pot in a dish of water until the pot looks saturated.