With Valentine’s Day coming up, it’s time to start finding gifts for your special someone! If you’re looking for affordable, ethically sourced gifts for this Valentine’s season, look no further than these adorable gift ideas that will surprise and delight the plant lover in your life!
1. A Valentine Gift Box
Our succulent gift boxes are perfect for any holiday or special occasion, Valentine’s Day included! The gift boxes include random air plants or 2.5 inch succulents, coral pink ceramic pots (to keep with the theme), instruction care cards for the plants you receive, and one of our beautiful Valentine’s Day cards. Like all other gift boxes, you can choose what succulent you want and add a message to your greeting card by letting us know in the order comments at checkout. Our unique gift boxes such as 1 succulent 1 rosette succulent soap and 1 soy candle, 1 houseplant,... are sure to bring joy and relaxation to your loved ones.
2. Valentine’s Cards
A heartfelt card can never go wrong, and an adorable succulent theme is sure to make any plant-loving partner smile. Our first Valentine’s card features beautiful watercolor artwork accompanied with the phrase "Be My Valentine", the second card features a stylish, simplistic vector design featuring several succulent flowers, accompanied by the text "Love". Both cards are blank on the inside, so you can skip whatever corny text is printed in your drugstore cards, and write your own personalized message.
Adorable Succulents for the Lovey-Dovey Season
There are tons of succulents available on our website, but several stand out above the rest in terms of fitting the unique, cutesy seasonal theme of Valentine’s day. All of these succulents listed are in some way thematically related to the holiday and make a much better, longer-lasting gift than chocolates!
3. Anacampseros Telephiastrum
The final succulent on our list, the Anacampseros Telephiastrum– better known as the “sunrise plant”-- is a highly unique, slow-growing succulent that features adorable light pink blossoms during its growing season. This succulent also features deep emerald and violet leaves, and it can be grown in many different ways. Beginning as rosettes, watch this succulent slowly branch out over the years to become something big and even more beautiful.
4. String of Hearts Succulent
Another one of our trailing plants, the String of Hearts succulent, is aptly named for its adorable, heart-shaped flowers. Although it isn’t pink, this succulent can make any scene romantic with its delicate, fleshy leaves, burgundy stems, and a cascade of delicate flowers during its summer growing season. This succulent looks beautiful both indoors and outdoors and makes for an excellent hanging plant as well!
You can see more about How to grow and take good care of String of Hearts.
5. Crassula Calico Kitten Succulent
Our third trailing succulent (wow!) in this selection is the Crassula Calico Kitten. Although a bit smaller than the other trailers on this list, the Calico Kitten features lovely, somewhat heart-shaped leaves in a mixture of pinks, reds, violets, creams, and greens. While this succulent isn’t frost-hardy, it makes for a gorgeous addition to the top of any bookshelf or the centerpiece of any table.
You can see more about How to grow and care for Crassula Calico Kitten Plant.
6. Mardi Gras Aeonium
Alongside Valentine’s, we’ve got Mardi Gras (sometimes called Carnivale as well) coming up on March 1st! Celebrate both holidays with our festive Mardi Gras Aeonium, a rosette succulent that features a bright green center with leaves that gradually shift to a deep plum color. You’ll get a full spectrum of color in this succulent that surely won’t disappoint!
You can see more about How To Grow And Care For Aeonium 'Mardi Gras' Plant.
7. Tradescantia Pallida ‘Purple Heart’
The Tradescantia Pallida, or “Purple Heart,” is a hauntingly gorgeous member of the evergreen family with vibrant violet leaves. Unlike most evergreens, the Purple Heart is compact and grows very slowly, making it the perfect gift for long-term plant commitment. Eventually growing up to two feet in length, this slightly fuzzy, purple plant fits well in any home.
You can see more about How To Care For Purple Heart Tradescantia Pallida.
8. Echeveria Agavoides ‘Lipstick’
The Lipstick Echeveria is exactly as it’s described– a succulent that looks like lipstick! With a vibrant green center that changes to bright red tips, this succulent quite literally looks like it’s wearing lipstick on its leaves. Don’t kiss it, though.
You can see more about How To Care For Echeveria Agavoides Lipstick.
9. Echeveria Harmsii ‘Ruby Slipper’
Another gorgeous member of the Echeveria family, the Ruby Slipper, can give anyone the warm fuzzies when looking at its precious fuzzy leaves! Like the Lipstick Echeveria, the Ruby Slipper’s leaves come together at the center in a bright green and slowly grow out to red tips.
You can see more about How To Grow And Care For Echeveria Harmsii Ruby Slipper.
10. Callisia Repens ‘Pink Lady’ Succulent
Beautiful Pink Lady from Succulents Box.
The Pink Lady succulent is a delicate, trailing plant that can grow up to four feet in diameter. What makes this succulent stand out among the rest of its trailing relatives is its leaves, which are light pink on the outside, and light green on the inside. A breathtaking pastel plant, the Pink Lady looks fantastic in any household.
You can see more about How To Care For Pink Lady.
Happy gardening!
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