Costco’s Giant Succulent and Cactus Gardens Are Great for All Plant Lovers Each pot, which is available in-store only, is expertly arranged to give it a high-end, expensive look.

I bought mine from a local nursery and planned to use it for a little succulent. Once I got it home, I realized it was 4 inches by 4 inches and could easily fit a larger plant.

"I just spotted giant cactus and succulent gardens at Costco," Laura from Costco Hot Finds on Instagram said in a recent ...

Opt for plain glass or clay pots so your DIY succulent garden doesn't look tacky. ... "These are the little succulents that sprout up around the base of the parent plant.

1. Choose the Right Pot. Succulents don’t need much space, and you can keep several small succulents together in a single pot or dish garden. Select pots with drainage holes, or be prepared to ...

Start with a small pot, maybe six or seven inches in diameter, “and stuff it with little plants packed close together, almost like a floral arrangement,” she said.

1. Buy two pots, one small enough to nestle inside the larger pot with a little room left over for plants. The pots can match, but they don't have to.