Vintage Teapot & Teacup Succulent Set

Unique succulent tea set — live plants in vintage porcelain! Upcycled vintage tea time for plant lovers Beautiful Chodziez “Made in Poland” porcelain teapot and 4 matching teacups/saucers, each planted with an easy-care succulent. Perfect for a windowsill, kitchen shelf, office, or as a one-of-a-kind gift. Included in the set: Teapot: Planted with a Huernia schneideriana (“lifesaver” cactus relative) – funky upright stems, occasionally produces star-shaped flowers. Teacup 1: Crassula ovata ‘Gollum’ – “Gollum Jade,” with those fun tube-shaped leaves. Teacup 2: Senecio haworthii – “Cocoon Plant,” soft white fuzzy leaves. Teacup 3: Crassula perforata – “String of Buttons,” stacked triangular leaves with pinkish edges. Teacup 4: Graptopetalum amethystinum type – plump pastel “moonstone” leaves. All plants are rooted in a fast-draining succulent mix. Each cup/teapot has: A pebble layer at the bottom for extra drainage A thin barrier over the rocks to keep soil from sinking down Then a gritty succulent soil mix on top 📌 Note: The porcelain pieces do not have drainage holes. They’re best for people who are light-handed with watering (instructions below). Care Instructions (include this in the listing text) General care for all pieces: Light: Bright indirect light or gentle morning sun. A bright windowsill or near a grow light is perfect. Water: Let the soil dry completely before watering again. Because there are no drainage holes, water sparingly – think small drink, not soak. If in doubt, wait another few days. Temperature: Indoor temps are fine; keep away from cold drafts and heat vents. Plant-by-plant quick guide: Huernia schneideriana (Teapot) Loves bright, indirect light. Water only when soil is bone dry; too much water = rot. May reward you with star-shaped flowers when happy. Gollum Jade (Teacup 1) Handles the most light – can even take some direct sun indoors. Let soil dry out fully; water less in winter. Can be trimmed and propagated from cuttings if it gets leggy. Senecio haworthii – Cocoon Plant (Teacup 2) Likes bright light but avoid harsh midday sun right in a window. Very sensitive to overwatering – keep on the dry side. Don’t rub the leaves; the white “fuzz” is natural protection. Crassula perforata – String of Buttons (Teacup 3) Bright light brings out the pink edges. Let dry between waterings; if it stretches, it wants more light. Can be easily propagated from cuttings later. Graptopetalum amethystinum – Moonstone type (Teacup 4) Likes bright light with a bit of gentle sun for best color. Allow soil to dry thoroughly; plump leaves mean it’s nicely hydrated. Avoid splashing water on the leaves to keep the “powdery” look.

Condition

Used (normal wear)