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Hens and Chicks

Self Watering, Longer Living
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Pot: Ceramic Yoko (+$9)
Color: Twilight Blue
Stand: None
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Self-Watering Ceramic Planter
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Hens and Chicks at a Glance
Water once every 3 months with
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easyplant’s system prevents overwatering and root rot
Can grow up to 18” wide
Pet friendly
Hens and Chicks Bio
Native to the rocky mountains of southern Europe and North Africa, Hens and Chicks, also known as Sempervivum, is a charming succulent that symbolizes longevity, protection, and connection. Its name comes from the way the central “hen” produces baby rosettes, or “chicks,” that cluster around the mother plant, forming a living, growing family. The fleshy, geometric leaves come in a variety of colors ranging from dusty green to deep burgundy, and their rosette form makes them feel like miniature botanical sculptures. Hens and Chicks thrive on minimal care, making them perfect for busy plant lovers who want dependable charm with a touch of storybook whimsy.
Light Instructions

Hens and chicks grows best in a space with bright direct light, where the sunlight streams inside directly, and can also adapt to spaces with bright indirect light, where the sun rays are diffused. Avoid placing it in spaces with low light or spaces without natural sunlight.

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How does self-watering work?
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    Simply open the lid and fill with water
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    Your plant drinks only when needed
  • 3
    The result: healthy, long-lived plants that are easy to maintain
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easyplant benefits
  • Carefree and convenient
  • Never worry about when to water
  • Much healthier plants that live longer
  • We use proven Waterwick TM technology to optimize water consumption
AdvantageseasyplantOther
Water every3 Months3 Weeks
OverwateringRareCommon
UnderwateringNeverCommon
Over compacted dry soilNeverCommon
Easily know when to waterYesNo
Stable root growthYesNo
Hens and Chicks Care

To keep hens and chicks looking its best, gently wipe the rosettes with a soft, dry cloth to remove any dust that may collect on the leaves. Rotate the pot every few weeks so that light reaches the plant evenly from all sides, helping the rosettes maintain their compact shape. As new chicks form around the main rosette, you can leave them in place for a fuller, clustered look, or separate and replant them to start new arrangements. Trim away any dry or shriveled leaves at the base to keep the plant tidy and healthy, and always handle the rosettes gently to avoid damage.

Frequently Asked Questions
How often should I refill the self-watering planter for my succulent?

Only once every 3 months! Our self-watering system ensures your succulent gets the exact amount of water it needs.

Why don't easyplant pots have drainage holes?

Our innovative self-watering design maintains optimal soil moisture without drainage holes, ensuring healthy roots and a clean, mess-free experience.