Tiny Little Cacti

1. CHOOSE A PLANTER

2. CLICK TO SHIP & PAY

3. YEAH, IT'S THAT EASY.

Each planter is handcrafted, therefore each piece is one of a kind!

All planters are made of 100% concrete.

DISCLOSURE:

*Planters do not come with live plants.

Please see our Cactus Corner below for websites we recommend

for your plant care.

*Please allow 3-5 business days to process orders.

We currently ONLY ship domestic.

*ALL SALES ARE FINAL, NO EXCHANGES AFTER PURCHASE.

*Please see dates below for locations where we will be at:

"UP COMING EVENTS"

for current pop up shops!

JUST A NOTE FROM ME TO YOU!

It's been a minute! Howdy friends!

I've been busy with my new career.

As the Head Pastry Chef at a country club, my time

is consumed with work and have little to no

time for small business dreams.

I am putting this baby on hold until I can

figure out a work/life balance.

PLANTS have been removed. Yes, my friends

the day has come and I can no longer

care for them. With my new career on focus,

I can't care for your plant babies any longer.

I'll. do my best to keep stock of what's online.

My ecommerce business is still running,

Thank you for your continued support!!!

I am still shipping out orders weekly.

Follow me here or my IG:

tinylittlecacti1

for future market dates and sales!

Your Friend,

Michelle

TINY Little CACTI

02.19.24

CACTI CARE CORNER

INDOOR:

Before watering your cactus, check to see if the soil is dry. Then water well, especially in the growing months (April through mid-September) and let the water drain off. In the winter, water sparingly allow your cactus a rest. - by CactusInfo.net

OUTDOOR:

Water sparingly. Make sure it's getting plenty of sun but not too excessive. A new cacti does not do well when thrown in an unfamiliar environment. Misting the top soil works very well. They do not like it when their toes get wet!

POTTED CACTI:

For potted cacti make sure the planter has a good drain. For concrete planters without drainage, a little water goes a long way. Or you may place rocks or pebbles under the soil for drainage. But make sure you place a container underneath your planter as a catch for any water that seep though your pot.

**From my personal experience, most cacti like it when their soil is quite dry and have plenty of sunlight. I have mine sunbathing on my window sill and I use a spray bottle once a week to keep them hydrated. For my outdoor concrete garden, it's even easier to care for. Lots of sunlight and minimal watering. They are the easiest and water saving plant to care for.

Enjoy your tiny little cacti!

Here are a couple great websites I'd like to share with you for your succulent and cacti care:

www.worldofsucculents.com ; www.csssj.org/welcome_visitors/basic_culture.html