December 2025 Box

As the holiday season twinkles into view, there's no better way to bring a touch of evergreen wonder into your home than with succulents subscription boxes that deliver low-maintenance beauty straight to your door. At Succulents Box, we're thrilled to unveil our December 2025 subscription lineup – a curated collection of rare and resilient succulents perfect for gifting, decorating, or simply treating yourself to nature's artistry. These rare succulents aren't just plants; they're conversation starters, stress-busters, and symbols of growth amid the winter chill. Ready to transform your space with vibrant greens and unique textures? Subscribe now and let these December gems thrive under your care – easy propagation, minimal watering, and endless joy await!

Spotlight on December's Must-Have Succulents

Our monthly succulent subscription for December features five extraordinary varieties, each selected for their striking forms, adaptability to indoor living, and that irresistible "wow" factor. Whether you're a seasoned collector or a newbie to easy-care succulents, these picks will elevate your collection. Here's a closer look:

1. Crassula Rubricaulis Candy Cane Imagine a succulent that lives up to its whimsical name – twisted, candy-striped stems in shades of green, red, and pink that spiral like festive hooks. This compact Crassula variety thrives in bright, indirect light and requires watering only when the soil dries out completely, making it an ideal beginner succulent for busy holiday hosts. Its upright growth and holiday-hued accents make it a standout in wreaths, tabletops, or as a quirky desk companion. Pro tip: Propagate from stem cuttings for instant multiples – holiday gifting sorted!
2. Echeveria Compressicaulis Sleek and sculptural, this Echeveria boasts tightly packed, flattened rosettes in powdery blue-greens that mimic a modern art piece. Known for its drought tolerance and resistance to pests, it's a top choice among rare Echeveria varieties for those seeking pet-friendly succulents that purify the air without the fuss. Place it near a sunny window for those signature rosy leaf tips, and watch it reward you with effortless elegance. Perfect for minimalist holiday mantels or as a thoughtful addition to your succulent terrarium ideas.
3. Echeveria Cubic Frost If frost-kissed fantasy is your vibe, meet Cubic Frost – a hybrid Echeveria with icy lavender-blue leaves edged in frosty pink, forming perfectly geometric rosettes that shimmer like winter jewels. This cold-hardy succulent (for indoor zones) loves well-draining soil and occasional misting, blooming with coral flowers in spring for extra seasonal cheer. Ideal for indoor succulent arrangements, it's a collector's dream that adds a cool, ethereal glow to any room. Holiday bonus: Its compact size fits seamlessly into gift boxes or fairy light setups!
4. Crassula Rupestris Monticola Nicknamed the "Baby Necklace," this Crassula trails delicate, bead-like leaves in a cascade of soft greens and subtle reds, evoking a string of holiday pearls. A vigorous grower for hanging baskets or shelves, it demands bright light and sparse watering – the ultimate trailing succulent for vertical gardens. Its forgiving nature makes it a hit for propagation enthusiasts, rooting effortlessly in water or soil. Elevate your December succulent box with this beauty, and let it drape like living garland through the festive season.
5. Tillandsia Juncifolia Breaking the mold in our succulent-forward box, this air plant wonder (a tillandsia epiphyte) features slender, grass-like leaves that curl gracefully, absorbing nutrients from the air alone – no soil required! Thriving in humid spots with weekly soaks and bright indirect light, it's a low-maintenance air plant that's hypoallergenic and endlessly versatile. Hang it in ornaments, glue to driftwood for DIY decor, or cluster in glass globes for a whisper of tropical magic indoors. A fresh twist on succulents and air plants combos, it's the surprise element that keeps subscribers coming back.