8, Eight, Cactus Design Ceramic Number Tile

8, Eight, Cactus Design Ceramic Number Tile Review

8, Eight, Cactus Design Ceramic Number Tile Feature

• Hand Painted Ceramic Clay Tile
• Number 8
• Approx. 3 1/2" x 5 1/2", 1/4" thick
• Painted with a Cactus Style

This is the Number 8 House Number Tile. It is made of Ceramic, high fired and hand painted with a Southwest Cactus theme. The house number tiles can be glued on the outside of a house. Each tile is approx. 3 1/2" x 5 1/2", and 1/4" thick.

1, One, Cactus Design Ceramic Number Tile

1, One, Cactus Design Ceramic Number Tile Review

1, One, Cactus Design Ceramic Number Tile Feature

• Hand Painted Ceramic Clay Tile
• Number 1
• Approx. 3 1/2" x 5 1/2", 1/4" thick
• Painted with a Cactus Style

This is the Number 1 House Number Tile. It is made of Ceramic, high fired and hand painted with a Southwest Cactus theme. The house number tiles can be glued on the outside of a house. Each tile is approx. 3 1/2" x 5 1/2", and 1/4" thick.

7.5" Artificial Cactus/succulent Garden in Ceramic Pot

7.5" Artificial Cactus/succulent Garden in Ceramic Pot Review

7.5" Artificial Cactus/succulent Garden in Ceramic Pot Feature

• Height: 7.5"
• Diameter of Pot: 5.5"
• Item No.: LPC037

Beautiful Cactus/Succulent Garden in a round black pot. This looks very natural and you will be surprised how it looks real. A beautiful addition to your home or office.

Bonsai Succulent Garden - Easy to Grow - Ceramic Pot

Bonsai Succulent Garden - Easy to Grow - Ceramic Pot Review

Bonsai Succulent Garden - Easy to Grow - Ceramic Pot Feature

• The Bonsai Succulent Garden contains 4 different succulents, decorative desert sand and stone, growing in a 5" ceramic bonsai pot
• The color and style of the pot may vary. The variety of succulents varies with the season.
• Cacti and succulent plants love bright sun and will do quite well on a windowsill or on a porch
• They are 'water storing' plants and will do better with less water than they will with more
• Makes a great gift for the home, apartment, dorm, den or office

Cacti & Succulent Care

Many people tend to think that cacti and succulents are too difficult to care for and decide against even buying them. As it turns out, many people are simply caring for them too much or too often. Cacti and succulents will do quite well under the same conditions which would be considered neglect with other plants.
-Watering- The most common problem people have with cacti and succulent plants is overwatering. They are 'water storing' plants and will do better with less water than they will with more. Since every situation is considerably different, there is not set time interval for when to water cacti and succulents. Many factors play a role in the timing (such as humidity, light, and temperature). General Rule: Water Cacti and succulents thouroghly and allow them to dry out completely between watering. If you are not sure if the soil is completely dried out it is useful to stick your finger in the soil (1" or so if necessary) to see if the soil is dry. Many plants will be potted with a sand or grit topping, be sure to check the soil for moisture, not just the topping. If you are still not sure and think it may be too moist, don't water it! Overwatering can lead to disease and rot and will kill your cactus and succulent plants!
-Light- Cacti and succulent plants love bright sun and will do quite well on a windowsill or on a porch.