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Back to buying options12 Different Succulent Cuttings – Live Unrooted Plants | 2–5 Inch Assorted Succulents | Random Variety Mix | Propagation Starter Set
Start or expand your succulent collection with this assortment of 12 different live succulent cuttings. Each set includes 12 different randomly selected succulent varieties, giving you a fun mix of shapes, colors, textures, and growth habits to root and grow at home.
Each cutting measures approximately 2–5 inches long and is shipped unrooted, ready for propagation. These succulent cuttings can be planted in a well-draining succulent mix and allowed to develop their own root systems. This assortment is perfect for succulent gardens, propagation projects, decorative planters, fairy gardens, and plant enthusiasts who enjoy growing new plants from cuttings.
You will receive:
✔️ 12 live succulent cuttings
✔️ 12 different randomly selected varieties
✔️ Cutting size: approximately 2–5 inches each
✔️ Shipped unrooted
✔️ Ready for propagation
✔️ Assorted colors, shapes, and textures
✔️ No specific varieties guaranteed
🌼 Growing Information
Common Name: Assorted Succulent Cuttings
Botanical Name: Various succulent species
Plant Type: Assorted succulents
Growth Stage: Unrooted cuttings
Sun Requirements: Bright indirect light while rooting; gradually increase light after establishment
Soil: Fast-draining cactus or succulent mix
Watering: Minimal while rooting; avoid excessive moisture
Foliage: Varies by succulent variety
Growth Habit: Assorted rosette, upright, trailing, and spreading forms
Growth Rate: Varies by variety
Cutting Size: Approximately 2–5 inches
Temperature: Warm conditions preferred; frost tolerance varies by variety
Container Friendly: Yes
Indoor Friendly: Yes, depending on variety and available light
💡 Care Tip: Allow the cut ends to dry and callus before planting if they are still fresh when received. Place each cutting into dry, well-draining succulent soil and avoid heavy watering while roots are developing. Keep the cuttings in bright, indirect light initially, then gradually introduce stronger light after they begin establishing. Rooting times will vary between succulent varieties.
