Altman Plants Stress-Free Succulents

What's keeping you from starting a new plant collection? Newbie plant parent, limited time, or a brown thumb? We've got you covered with these low-maintenance succulents! They enjoy partial sun and infrequent watering, which makes them easy to care for. As a bonus, they each come in an attractive, 3.5-inch glazed white clay pot. Meet your stress-free trio. Aloe Vera can be used to soothe minor cuts, scrapes, and sunburns. It's a striking, tropical-style, drought-tolerant house and garden plant that adds life to your home and garden décor. You can place this versatile plant on your patio or porch when the weather warms up. It can live outside year-round if you dwell where frost is not a concern. Feature in a mixed garden with other drought-tolerant plants or by itself for a beautiful sight. It's always a treat to see hummingbirds make a beeline for the yummy yellow flowers on tall spikes. The Kalanchoe (aka Flaming Katy) is a florist favorite that features flowers in a range of colors from yellow and white to red, coral, and bright orange. They have a way of brightening your day! The mass of adorable, long-lasting flower clusters is complemented by shiny, dark green leaves with scalloped edges. It is an excellent addition to an indoor dish garden or centerpiece. Bring inside in cooler climates for winter or grow indoors year-round. And Star Aloe is developed exclusively by Altman Plants; it is known for its star shape that delights with engaging textures, patterns, and colors. They make enchanting houseplants, handling lower light nooks and turning up the visual heat when placed in bright spaces such as a sunny windowsill. These hybrid aloes were chosen because they possess the kind of natural flair that transforms indoor spaces. They're the result of careful and passionate research and breeding, combining the best characteristics of various aloes into one showy result. The plant's parentage hails from aloes native to South Africa, Madagascar, Yemen, Saudi Arabia, Oman, and Ethiopia.