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Apple Cider

TINY PLANT ADOPTION KIT

$28.00 USD

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Apple Cider pairs a real tiny cactus with a vibrant red pot with a spicy shimmer of gold, copper, and brown, topped with a little apple slice. This festive orchard friend adds a cozy pop of color to a kitchen counter or bright windowsill. Your cheerful little friend gets orchard-day feels all season long.

Made for people who think they kill every plant. A few drops of water every two weeks, plus a 60-day replacement guarantee.

Real and alive. A tiny cactus in a handmade pot, all unique with their own quirks.

Easy care. A bit of water and plenty of light.

Grows like a bonsai. Very slowly, so it stays tiny in its pot for years.

Everything included. Magnetic home, adoption certificate, and a keychain. See below for full details.

Quick answers

What if I kill it?

It's one of the easiest plants to keep: just a few drops of water every two weeks. And if it doesn't make it, our 60-day replacement guarantee covers one replacement cactus when the care guide is followed.

Does it grow?

Yes, like a bonsai, at tiny-plant speed. Think months, not days. That slow growth is what keeps it small enough for its pot. Want it bigger? Repotting is easy: once it has roots, gently pull the inner pot out with tweezers (yes, it's that tiny) and move your cactus into a larger home, where it will grow faster.

Does it need a lot of light?

Yes, plenty of bright, indirect light. A bright window is its favorite spot. No bright window? A small grow light keeps it happy.

How much water does it need?

Just a few drops from the included dropper every two weeks. Let the soil dry before watering again.

What is an adoption?

It's how your tiny plant comes home. Your cactus arrives unpotted, so you do the welcome-home ritual: drop the white inner pot into the clay pot, add the soil, rest your cactus on top, and give it a few drops of water. It takes about 30 seconds. Then name it and sign the adoption certificate to make it official. A Cactus Pal keychain comes along too, a mini cactus for your keys that can also sit in the pot as a forever plant.

What makes this such a good gift?

Because nobody expects to unwrap a ridiculously tiny living cactus. They name it, adopt it, put it on their desk, and inevitably get asked about it. It’s personal without being too serious, works for plant lovers and plant killers alike, and is the kind of gift people actually talk about afterward.

Need more than the basics? Visit Tiny Plant 101 to learn about rooting, watering, light, growth, and caring for your new tiny friend before they arrive.