🌿 February Subscription Collection 

Hello plant friends! 💚
Our February Subscription Collection is all about soft pastel tones, sculptural shapes, and one gorgeous trailing succulent—plus a fun air plant to bring a little wild texture to your space. These hand-picked beauties are beginner-friendly and perfect for refreshing your plant shelf this month.

1) Anacampseros telephiastrum

A tiny pastel gem you’ll instantly fall in love with. Anacampseros telephiastrum features plump, rounded leaves with a soft, dreamy blush—especially when it gets bright light.

Why you’ll love it:

• Beautiful pink/purple tones with sun stress

• Compact growth, perfect for small pots and desks

• Easy to care for and great for beginners

Care tips:

• Light: bright light / gentle morning sun

• Water: only when soil is completely dry

• Bonus: keep water off the leaves to protect the natural powdery coating (farina)

2) Crassula ‘Ivory Towers’

Sleek, modern, and architectural—Crassula ‘Ivory Towers’ grows upright with stacked leaves that resemble a mini ivory tower. It’s a stunning accent plant for any arrangement.

Why you’ll love it:

• Unique column-like shape that stands out

• Great “height” plant for mixed succulent planters

• Turns even prettier with brighter light

Care tips:

• Light: bright light to partial sun

• Water: sparingly; allow soil to dry fully

• Tip: good airflow helps maintain a strong, upright form

3) Cotyledon pendens (Trailing Cliff Cotyledon)

This is the showstopper of the month! Cotyledon pendens is a gorgeous trailing succulent with chunky leaves that cascade beautifully over pots and hanging planters.

Why you’ll love it:

• Naturally trailing/cascading growth

• Perfect for shelves, hanging planters, or tall pots

• Mature plants may bloom with lovely bell-shaped flowers

Care tips:

• Light: bright light / gentle sun

• Water: when soil is completely dry

• Best look: place it high so the stems can trail freely

4) Echeveria ‘Lavender Cloud’

Soft, elegant, and picture-perfect. Echeveria ‘Lavender Cloud’ forms a classic rosette with a gorgeous lavender glow—like a pastel cloud in succulent form.

Why you’ll love it:

• Beautiful lavender/pastel tones

• Symmetrical rosette shape that looks amazing in photos

• A must-have for collectors and Echeveria lovers

Care tips:

• Light: bright light / morning sun is ideal

• Water: only when soil is fully dry

• Tip: avoid watering directly into the center of the rosette

5) Tillandsia butzii (Air Plant)

No soil, no mess—just pure plant fun! Tillandsia butzii is a quirky air plant with curly, twisting leaves and a bold, sculptural look that’s perfect for modern décor.

Why you’ll love it:

• Soil-free and super easy to style

• Cool curly shape adds fun texture

• Great for terrariums, displays, and gifts

Care tips:

• Light: bright indirect light (avoid harsh sun)

• Water: soak 20–30 minutes 1–2 times per week, then shake dry

• Important: don’t let water sit in the base to prevent rot