Love Succs Parties Mobile Succulent Bar comes to you for private parties and events providing memorable interactive planting experiences.  You and your guests make your own tabletop succulent garden that you get to keep!  We bring everything you need for an afternoon or evening of fun!

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Did you know that Succulents are the only plants that release oxygen at night!  These environment friendly super plants are very hearty and easy to maintain with very little watering.  

Fall in love with their symbolic meanings of love, new beginnings, health, friendship and prosperity. And, you may get hooked on the wonder and science of propagation as you watch your succulents grow.

Contact us to learn how you can host a Mobile Succulent Bar Party by Love Succs.  We will do everything to ensure you have the best interactive party experience that will create joy and happy memories for you and your guests.  Click the 'Get A Quote' tab or call 201.781.2996 today!

Easy Home Care

1. Let plants dry thoroughly between waterings.  During Spring and Summer months, water every 1-2 weeks, depending on conditions and once a month during Fall and Winter Months.

2. For small plants, water an average of 1 ounce at roots. It's better to underwater than overwater.

3. Sunny spots with indirect sun is best, at least 6 hours per day. Your succulent will also do well under a lamp with at least 8 hours of light per day.  

Top  5 common mistakes to avoid when growing succulents

1.  Overwatering

Overwatering is the biggest mistake people make with succulents. Succulent roots are very susceptible to root rot which could lead to the demise of the plant.  If any of your leaves start to turn yellow, translucent, or slimy, your plant may be getting too much water.  Always let the soil dry out completely before watering again!  During spring and summer you may be watering once every week or two.  During dormant winter months, water once a month.  Be careful and patient while you find your watering zen.  

2. Wrong Soil

Succulents need well-draining soil and typically do not do well in regular garden soil. You can buy a special cactus succulent planting mix at a garden center, or you can mix your own succulent soil by following directions found on the internet.

3. No Drainage

Just as Succulents need well draining soil,  they also need well-draining containers! Ideally, we prefer planters with drainage holes.  While containers without drainage holes can hold far too much water for succulents when overwatered, we always use rocks and activated charcoal on the bottom of planters without holes to prevent root rot. And, do not overwater!

4. Overcrowded Live Arrangements

Succulent arrangements are gorgeous, but did you know many are temporary decoration just like a cut flower arrangement.  While succulents like being close to each other, they can start to choke each other. If you find some plants in a crowded arrangement are withering or dying, it maybe time to separate some plants.

5. Dark Room With Low Light

Indoor Succulents  need at least 6 hours of light per day. At home, find a sunny spot or place under a lamp. LED and grow lights work great.  If your plant lives in your office, keep it under a lamp during the week and place it near a bright window on the weekends.  

Happy Succulent Gardening!