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Finding succulents for sale online, especially colorful varieties, can be hard to do. This post will help you find great sources for the succulents on your wishlist!
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I’ve purchased quite a few succulents so I thought I’d share some of my findings with you! Buying succulents can be a lot of fun, but depending on where you live it can be hard to find them.
Fortunately with their rising popularity I’m finding that many more nurseries are starting to carry them. If you are in California, or an area that is warm for the majority of the year, it should be pretty easy to find a nearby nursery that sells succulents.
Colder areas are starting to carry succulents as well, however, the availability and quality vary greatly depending on the time of year.
But, the great thing is…
There are tons of succulents for sale online!
And these online sellers are fantastic too! Below you’ll find some of my favorite places to buy succulents online.
Mountain Crest Gardens
Sempervivum variety — Click here to buy
My all time favorite place to buy succulents online is Mountain Crest Gardens. I may be a little biased because they sell a huge selection of cold hardy succulents and that’s the only thing I can grow year round outdoors. However, they also have a great selection of tender succulents as well.
My favorite thing from Mountain Crest is their wholesale succulents. Anyone can buy them and they are such a great price! If you don’t mind getting a mixed variety instead of specific plants you pick out, this is definitely the way to go.
Succulents: Sempervivums and Sedums — Click here to buy // Pottery: Local Purchase
Another great way to get a good variety of succulents for an amazing price, is to purchase my course, Successfully Growing Succulents. When you purchase the course with the “Plant Upgrade” option, you’ll get 25 succulents (2″ size) from Mountain Crest Gardens. Plus, you’ll also get a 12″ pot, 2 gallons of succulent soil, and a top dressing to go with them.
All of that awesomeness is in addition to the course where I teach you how to grow succulents and walk you through all the tips and tricks you need to know to help you keep them alive and thriving.
Leaf and Clay
Another amazing source for succulents is Leaf and Clay. They always have a great collection of succulents and cacti available and frequently stock a limited number of rare succulent varieties. If you’re looking for something new or unusual, this is the shop for you!
Astrophytum ornatum ‘Star Cactus’, Cereus forbesii montrose ‘Ming Thing’, Astrophytum ‘Bishop’s Cap’ — Click here to purchase from Leaf and Clay
The Succulent Source
Another great place to purchase succulents online is from The Succulent Source. The Succulent Source has high quality plants that are sure to live up to your standards.
You can get a variety of different packages from them including flats of succulents that work well for wedding favors, succulent cuttings, a succulent of the month club, and more!
A variety of succulent cuttings — Click here to purchase from The Succulent Source
Their cuttings are designed to be used in bouquets, boutonnieres and other fun projects, but they’ll work for just about anything!
The Succulent of the Month Club has been one of my favorite things they offer. 5 new succulents each month and it’s a great surprise!
Succulent Gardens
Another great place to get cuttings is from Succulent Gardens. They also have a wide variety of DIY planters that you can fill! You’ll love their selection of projects!
Other Online Options
I’ve also discovered a wealth of succulents for sale online at Etsy.com! Check out the selection that Succulent Beauties and Succulent Babies carry.
A few of my other favorite online shops include The Succulent Garden (a wide variety of bare root plants) and Altman Plants (good for more rare varieties).
You can also buy complete arrangements online too! I highly recommend I Dream of Succulents and Vertical Flora.
Echeveria ‘Blue Curls’
Local Nurseries
If you don’t want to purchase succulents online, call around (or stop by) your local nurseries. I found that with the rise in popularity, more nurseries are carrying succulents on a regular basis.
If your local nursery doesn’t carry succulents, you can also check Lowes and Home Depot. I’ve found a surprisingly good selection there and the prices aren’t too bad.
Generally they cost about $3-4 for a small pot. I’ve heard people say these are generally dying or diseased, but the few I’ve purchased here have been great so far and they are going on a year now.
Not located in the US? Our Facebook Group has members from all over the world who can give local recommendations!
I would love to know where you all buy most of your succulents! Also, check out my post about what to look for when buying succulents!
Kalanchoe luciae | Click here to purchase
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I get all of mine from Home Depot! They are $1.98 for the small ones, which usually have baby clusters if you break up the dirt. I have gone to get one and then stripped it of its leaves to propagate. I figure for two bucks, it won’t break the bank to experiment!
I have bought succulents and other plants at WalMart. If you get them soon after the truck brings them they don’t suffer from the ill-treatment of employees.
I went to home depot and my dark prince (forgot the long name) had a nasty spot on the trunk. I took cuttlings off and soon after every single leaf fell off. I saw tiny moving things and It was rotten to the core. The others I got are doing great. But it was hard to find him and I’m sad I couldnt save it.
Could you do a blog on how to tell if it’s sick?
Thanks again for all your info. It’s made my second cuttlings batch a real beauty.