Succulent Favors in Silver Mercury Glass Globes
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All orders shipped via USPS Priority Mail, average time in transit 1-3 days. Free shipping on all orders $75+. Express shipping is available for an additional fee. Wreaths, Favors & Custom Items have longer lead times.
Small, sophisticated living succulent favors are planted in silver mercury glass globes topped with green moss. Sustainable and perfect for table decor and guest favors at weddings and events. Our standard offering includes a mix of colorful succulent rosettes, but we can usually accommodate color themes. Please send us a message if you are looking for something specific before ordering. If ordering for an event in the future, please include the event date, and we'll ship your order about a week in advance to ensure optimal freshness. Sold in packs of five and twenty.
DETAILS:
PLANTERS: 2" Glass Globes
PLANTS: 2" Living Succulent Rosettes, nursery-grown in San Diego County
ARRANGEMENT: Approximate Size is 2" x 2.5" each, planted with soil, topped with green moss.
Free shipping on orders $50+ All orders are hand crafted and made to order. We ship USPS Priority mail by default which averages 1-3 days in transit depending on your location. We also offer local delivery to most of San Diego County on Tuesdays and Fridays.
ORDER PRODUCTION TIME:
We aim to create and ship our orders quickly but please remember that all items are made to order.
Production times by product type: Arrangements: 1-3 business days; Wreaths: 3-5 business days; Favors & Custom Gifts: 1-2 weeks.
SHIPPING TIMES:
We ship Monday-Thursday. Fast shipping is our STANDARD! By default, we ship via USPS Priority Mail. Average transit time is 1-3 days depending on your location. Express shipping is offered at checkout for an additional fee.
SHIPPING COST:
Orders $50 or more ship USPS Priority Mail for FREE. Express Mail options are available for an extra fee. Shipping cost on orders lower than $50 is calculated at checkout.
LOCAL DELIVERY:
We deliver locally on Tuesdays and Fridays, with the exception of major holidays. A $50 minimum order is required for local delivery. Local delivery costs $7-$25 depending on location. Local delivery is offered within a 20 mile radius of our shop in La Mesa, zip code: 91942. Read more about our delivery area here.
Tuesday Deliveries: Any order placed between Wednesday after 2pm through Sunday at 2pm PST will be delivered on Tuesday.
Friday Deliveries: Any order placed by Sunday after 2pm through Wednesday at 2pm PST will be delivered on Friday.
2025 Holiday cut-off times:
Easter: Place order by April 14th, 5 pm PST
Mother's Day: Place order by May 6th, 5 pm PST
Halloween: Place order by October 24th, 5 pm PST
Thanksgiving: Place order by November 20th, 5 pm PST
Christmas: Place order by December 18th, 5 pm PST
Unbox your order immediately! Your succulents have been sitting in the dark for a few days and they are desperate for some sunlight!
LIGHT: Place your arrangement where it will receive at least 4 hours of bright light a day, preferably morning light. Rotate frequently so all sides of your arrangement get enough sun. If you notice your succulents etiolating or losing vibrancy it's because they not receiving enough light. Avoid harsh high-noon summer sun which can burn your plants.
WATERING: In most cases, watering less is best with succulents. It's far more common to kill succulents from over-watering than under-watering. They can go 3-4 weeks in between watering. Make sure the soil/foam/moss is completely dry before watering. During the growing season and warmer months, you may want to water more and water less in the winter or when your plants are dormant. When it's time to water, we prefer using a directional water bottle to thoroughly dampen the moss and soil that the succulents are adhered to. Avoid letting water pool in the center of rosette succulents or use a manual air blower to dry them off to prevent rot. You can add products to care for your arrangement from our store here.
TEMPERATURE AND HUMIDITY: Succulents prefer average to warm temperatures and average humidity. In dry areas, you can run a humidifier to help keep your plants happy. Succulents do not do well in hot summer heat which can burn your plants. They also can not tolerate cold and freezing temperatures.