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Succulent Studio Plant Subscription Box Review + Coupon – January 2019

Anna Reilly
ByAnna ReillyFeb 14, 2019 | 4 comments

Succulent Studios January box

Succulent Studios
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Succulent Studio is a plant subscription box that ships you two Southern California-grown succulent plants each month.

Succulent Studios January open box

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Succulent Studios January plants

About Succulent Studio Plant Subscription

The Subscription Box: Succulent Studio

The Cost: $10.00 per month + $6.50 shipping

Deal: Use code MSA5 to save $5 off your first box!

The Products: Two succulent plants grown in Southern California using organic media and fertilizers.

Ships to: US

Succulent Studio January 2019 Box Review

Succulent Studios January plant babies

The plants ship inside a cleverly designed cardboard box, which is intended to hold them safely in place during their journey. Then, each individual plant is packaged in a little puff of hay, which is secured with several rubber bands to hold them in place.

Succulent Studios January plant in hay

Succulent Studios January plant in hay up close

Succulent Studios January star cactus card

Star Cactus

This little plant is about 2 inches tall from the dirt to the top of its tallest leaf. It's cute how the leaves are thick and kind of triangular. Most Succulent Studio plants I've gotten in the past do grow really well, but according to the card that comes with this star cactus, this species stays kind of small. I might plant it in a wide bowl-shaped pot of succulents I have—it has some room that a tiny plant like this could be good for!

Succulent Studios January hay plant

Succulent Studios January plant in safe package

Succulent Studios January ice princess card

Ice Princess

Haha, I love the names of some of these plants! This plant only needs to be watered once a month in winter, which is awesome for my current plant skills. This plant's leaves have a fuzzy quality to them that I think is really cute, too.

The Verdict: I really like the fun and surprise of getting plants each month, and in my experience, the plants are pretty hearty and grow nicely, even in the gray midwest environment I've been raising them in! The only struggle is paying around $8.00 per very small plant when I could get something similar (maybe even in a prettier vessel) for less than that at my local plant store. If you don't have a reliable place to buy plants nearby, though, this could be a fun way to grow your collection!

To Wrap Up:

Can you still get this box if you sign up today? Yes. According to their site:

Every month, [Succulent Studios picks] 2 plants to send to our subscribers. If you subscribe any time in that month, you will receive that month’s plants.

Coupon -Use code MSA5 to save $5 off your first box!

Value Breakdown: After shipping, this box cost $16.50, meaning each plant costs $8.25.

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Anna Reilly
Anna Reilly
Anna loves collecting little treasures, be they pop-culture finds, handmade mementos, or new potions to put in her makeup bag. Beauty boxes got her interested in the subscription world, but now she's swooning for all things kawaii!

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4 comments

Chelsea

Agreed – it looks like the haworthia has a scale infestation. Rubbing alcohol on a q-tip will help remove it. It’ll spread easily to other plants.

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jennie

They’re so cute and tiny!

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Alissa

The brown stuff on your top plant looks like it could be scale. If it doesn’t rinse off, it might be scale which can infect other plants and eventually kill them. Just a heads up.

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Rita

If it is scale I have had success with wiping the plants with a paper towel soaked in water and dish soap.

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