Succulents

Welcome, plant parent, to Urvann!

If you are here, ...

Welcome, plant parent, to Urvann!

If you are here, it means you are looking to add succulent plants to your plant family. Whether a colourful Echeveria (इचेवेरिया) for your balcony or a good-luck Lakshmi Kamal (लक्ष्मी कमल) for your main door, we have it all. 

Urvann brings individual decorative succulent plants and sets of 2 in 3-, 4-, 5-, and 6-inch nursery bags and pots. Plus, enjoy free next-day delivery in Delhi-NCR and Bangalore on orders placed by 7 PM.

Thoda paani, thodi dhoop, bahut saara pyaar that’s all succulent plants ask for. Find your favourites at Urvann and bring home beautiful succulents at budget-friendly prices, with exciting discounts.

Why 15 Lakh+ Plant Parents Choose Urvann to Buy Succulents

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✓ Free Next-Day Delivery – Available on orders placed by 7 PM in Delhi-NCR and Bangalore.

✓ Hassle-Free Replacement – 2-day replacement window if the plant arrives damaged or incorrect.

✓ Healthy, Well-Rooted Plants – Plants are grown at Urvann Farms before being delivered to customers.

✓ Multiple Sizes & Pots – Choose from 3, 4, 5, and 6-inch nursery bags and pots, as single plants or sets of 2.

✓ Complete Garden Care in One Place – Along with plants, shop pots, fertilizers, tools, and other garden care products. 

Why Succulents Suit Indian Homes, Offices and Balconies?

If you have ever lost a plant because life got busy, succulents are your second chance. Here’s why they work so well in Indian homes, offices and balconies:

• Forgiving by nature: Succulent plants' thick leaves retain water, so a week-long neglect won’t hurt. Most failures come from too much love (read: too much water), not too little.
  
  
• Compact and flexible: A single small succulent plant fits a desk, a windowsill or a bookshelf. A few together make a mini-decorative succulent garden.
  
  
• Happy in warm, dry conditions: Most succulent varieties cope well with the heat and dry air in many Indian cities, as long as they get bright light and drainage.
  
  
• Endless colour and character: From pink-tipped Echeveria Elegans Succulent to Turtle Vine in 7 Inch Blue Hanging Basket (any colour), there’s a shape and shade for every corner.
  
  
• Meaningful and gift-friendly: Lakshmi Kamal and Jade (Lucky for Wealth) are considered auspicious in many Indian households, making them thoughtful gifts.

Why Are Succulent Plants Perfect For Your Space?

Succulents suit almost every corner, from a sunny balcony to a shaded office desk. Here’s why plant parents across India, especially Delhi-NCR and Bangalore, keep adding to their collection. 

1. Low Maintenance, Long-Lasting

Once settled, succulents can thrive for years with minimal attention. A little sunlight, occasional watering, and they are good to go. Tough picks such as the Jade Plant or Crassula Ovata (जेड प्लांट / ಜೇಡ್ ಪ್ಲಾಂಟ್), Crassula Pencil Green, Crassula Bonsai and Aloe Vera (एलोवेरा / ಅಲೋವೆರಾ) are happy to be left alone for days.

2. Naturally Improve Indoor Air

Succulents help freshen up your space by absorbing carbon dioxide and releasing oxygen. Some succulent varieties also help reduce indoor pollutants, making your home feel cleaner and more breathable. A bright windowsill with an Echeveria setosa Succulent or Zebra Haworthia is an easy way to start.

3. Great for Beginners

If you’re just starting your plant journey, succulents are one of the easiest plants to grow. They don’t need complicated care routines and are very forgiving. Beginner-friendly  succulent favourites include Echeveria Elegans (एचेवेरिया एलिगेंस / ಎಚೆವೆರಿಯಾ ಎಲಿಗನ್ಸ್), Echeveria Nova Green, Haworthia Cymbiformis, Haworthia Limifolia, Gasteria and Sedum Green.

4. Super Easy to Care For

Succulents store water in their leaves, so they don’t need frequent watering. Even if you forget them for a few days, they will still look fresh and healthy, which is perfect for busy or first-time plant parents. Ek hafte succulent ko bhool bhi gaye toh koi baat nahi! Try Fasciated Haworthia, Kalanchoe Marnieriana, or Senecio Barbertonicus if you want a plant that asks for very little.

5. Symbolise Growth and Positivity

Succulents are seen as symbols of resilience, growth, and positive energy. This makes them a meaningful addition to your space. Laxmi Kamal or Lakshmi Kamal (लक्ष्मी कमल / ಲಕ್ಷ್ಮೀ ಕಮಲ), Vishnu Kamal succulent (विष्णु कमल / ವಿಷ್ಣು ಕಮಲ), Vishnu Bush and the Jade Plant are especially loved in Indian homes for their good-luck associations.

Types Of Succulent Plants You Can Buy Online

Not sure where to begin? Discover the amazing variety of succulent plants available in our online collection. Each type brings its unique beauty and character to your space. Our diverse range of succulents online in India includes popular varieties that suit different preferences and growing conditions:

1. Jade Plants (जेड का पौधा/ಜೇಡ್ ಗಿಡ)

Also known as Crassula ovata, these classic succulent plants feature thick, glossy leaves and are considered symbols of good luck and prosperity. Perfect for beginners, it is incredibly resilient and can thrive in various indoor succulent conditions.

2. Aloe Vera (एलोवेरा का पौधा/ಅಲೋವೆರಾ ಗಿಡ)

Known for its healing properties, aloe vera is both beautiful and functional. These succulent plants store medicinal gel in their thick leaves and require minimal care while providing natural remedies for skin care.

3. Echeveria (एचेवेरिया का पौधा/ಎಚೆವೆರಿಯಾ ಗಿಡ)

With their stunning rosette formation and vibrant colours, echeveria succulents are among the most popular colourful succulents. They come in shades of green, purple, blue, and pink, adding visual interest to any collection.

4. Haworthia (हॉवर्थिया का पौधा/ಹಾವರ್ಥಿಯಾ ಗಿಡ)

These compact succulent plants feature distinctive white stripes or spots on their leaves. They're perfect for small spaces and desk arrangements, thriving in indirect light conditions.

5. Sedum Varieties (सेडम का पौधा/ಸೆಡಮ್ ಗಿಡ)

Available in trailing and upright forms, sedum succulent plants offer incredible diversity. They're excellent for hanging baskets or ground cover and produce beautiful flowers during the blooming season.

6. Graptopetalum (Laxmi Kamal) /लक्ष्मी कमल का पौधा/ಲಕ್ಷ್ಮೀ ಕಮಲ ಗಿಡ)

One of the most popular succulents in Indian households, Laxmi Kamal, is considered auspicious in Vastu Shastra. Keeping it at the entrance of your home or near the main door is believed to invite prosperity, positive energy, and the blessings of Goddess Lakshmi into the household. Laxmi Kamal plant care is minimal, making it ideal for busy households.

7. Kalanchoe (कलांचो का पौधा/ಕಲಾಂಚೊ ಗಿಡ)

A cheerful flowering succulent plant that thrives in Indian summers and blooms in bright reds, oranges, and yellows. In Vastu, Kalanchoe is associated with good luck and financial growth, and is often recommended for placement in the south or southeast corner of the home, which corresponds to the wealth zone.

8. Portulaca (Moss Rose) (पोर्टुलाका / नौ बजे का फूल / ಹತ್ತು ಗಂಟೆ ಹೂವು) 

Portulaca (Moss Rose) is a colourful, sun-loving flowering plant with bright blooms and fleshy leaves. It grows well in pots, balconies, and gardens, needs minimal watering, and adds cheerful colour to outdoor spaces.

Looking for colourful succulents? Echeveria brings pink, purple, and blue tones, golden and yellow Sedum adds sunshine, Kalanchoe flowers in red and orange, and Portulaca blooms in jewel shades. Here’s a pro tip: many succulents deepen in colour when they get a little more bright light, so a sunny window is your friend. Want something other than succulents? Explore our cactus collection, hanging plants and desert plants.

Care And Maintenance Tips For Your Succulents

Caring for your succulent plants is simple when you follow these essential guidelines. These easy-to-follow tips will help your succulents thrive and flourish. Proper care ensures your succulent plants remain healthy and beautiful for years to come:

1. Watering Guidelines

Wondering how often you should water a succulent? Water only when the soil is completely dry, then water well and let the extra drain away. Your finger is the best tool: push it about 2 inches into the soil and water if it feels dry. Here’s a rough seasonal guide:

2. Light Requirements

Most succulents need 4–6 hours of bright indirect light. East or west-facing windows work well. Avoid harsh afternoon sun in peak summer (March–June); it can scorch leaves. If your succulent is stretching or leaning, it needs more light.

3. Soil and Drainage

Use well-draining soil specifically designed for succulent plants. Good drainage prevents root rot and ensures your plants stay healthy. Add perlite or sand to regular potting mix if needed.

4. Temperature Control

Succulent plants generally prefer temperatures between 18-24°C. Protect them from extreme heat and cold, and bring outdoor plants inside during harsh weather conditions.

5. Fertilisation

Feed your succulent plants with diluted fertiliser during the growing season (spring and summer). Use a balanced, water-soluble fertiliser at quarter strength once monthly.

How to Care for a Succulent Plant

Caring for succulents comes down to five simple habits:

1. Pick a pot with a drainage hole. Standing water is the quickest way to lose a plant. Browse our pots and planters for options.
   
2. Use well-draining soil. Choose a potting mix, or add perlite or coarse sand to a regular mix.
   
3. Give bright light. A window with morning sun and bright light for the rest of the day is ideal for most succulents.
   
4. Feed lightly. During spring and summer, use a balanced water-soluble fertiliser at quarter strength once a month. Skip it in winter.
   
5. Repot every 1 to 2 years. Spring is the best time. Go up just one pot size.

Got a new succulent plant online? Leave it in its nursery pot for a few days, keep it in bright indirect light, and wait a week before watering for the first time.

How Much Does a Succulent Plant Cost in India?

The succulent price depends on the variety, the size, and whether it comes with a pot. Here’s a quick guide to what you will see in our succulent plant collection:

Looking for cheap succulents online in India without compromising on quality? Start with our sets of 2 or 3 succulent plants for ₹199, perfect for building a collection on a budget.

If you are wondering why some succulents are so expensive? It isn’t just a pretty leaf. A few things push prices up:

• Slow growth. Many succulents take months, or even years, to reach a good size.
  
  
• Rarity. Unusual colours, variegated leaves and special hybrids are produced in small numbers.
  
  
• Propagation time. Many are grown from leaves or cuttings, which takes patience.
  
  
• Size and pot. A mature plant in a designer ceramic pot naturally costs more than a nursery-bag starter.

Because our plants are grown at Urvann Farms, we keep prices friendly across sizes, so you can pick based on your space rather than your wallet.

FAQ Section About Succulent Plants

How often should I water my succulent plants?

Water your succulent plants when the soil is completely dry, generally every 1 to 2 weeks. Check the soil moisture by inserting your finger about 2 inches deep.

Can succulent plants survive in low light conditions?

Whilst succulent plants prefer bright light, many varieties can adapt to lower light conditions. However, they may grow more slowly and lose some vibrant colouring.

Are succulent plants suitable for beginners?

Absolutely! Succulent plants are perfect for beginners due to their low-maintenance nature and forgiving growing requirements.

What makes Urvann's succulents online India collection special?

At Urvann, you can explore a variety of succulents to suit your space and budget, from charming Echeverias to easy-to-care-for favourites. Our succulents are grown at Urvann Farms, so you receive healthy, well-rooted plants rather than tired ones.

Can I keep succulent plants indoors year-round?

Yes, most succulent plants thrive indoors with proper light and care. They make excellent houseplants for brightening up your living spaces.

Are succulents good indoor plants for Indian homes? 

Yes. Most succulents handle the warm, dry conditions of Indian homes well. Varieties like Jade, Haworthia, and Echeveria are among the best indoor succulents for beginners; they need minimal water and tolerate the light levels found in most apartments.

What is the price of the succulent plant on Urvann?

Most small potted succulents are priced between ₹49 and ₹199. Larger or rarer varieties go higher. All succulent plant prices are listed clearly with no hidden charges.

Can succulents survive in an AC room? 

Yes — the dry air in AC rooms suits succulents. Just make sure they still get bright indirect light from a window, and adjust your watering schedule slightly upward since AC-cooled rooms dry out soil faster than naturally ventilated spaces.

What are the best low-maintenance succulents for beginners in India? 

Jade plant, Snake plant, Haworthia, and Aloe Vera are the top picks for beginners. These are the best low-maintenance indoor plants to start with, as they tolerate irregular watering, survive in most indoor light conditions, and rarely need repotting in the first year.

Can I keep succulents on my office desk? 

Absolutely. Haworthia, small Echeveria rosettes, and Cactus plants are ideal office desk plants. They stay compact, don't need daily watering, and add a clean, minimal aesthetic to any workspace without demanding attention.

How do I care for succulent plants in India during the monsoon? 

The monsoon is the trickiest season for succulent plant care in India. Reduce watering to once every 3–4 weeks since humidity does most of the work. Move outdoor succulents to a covered spot to avoid direct rain. Ensure succulent pots have drainage holes; standing water is the fastest way to lose a plant.

Can succulents be given as gifts? 

Yes, and they make genuinely thoughtful gifts. Succulent plant gifts are popular because they're long-lasting, low-fuss, and visually appealing. Laxmi Kamal and Jade plants are especially well-received as succulent gifts in Indian households, given their Vastu significance. Urvann delivers gift-ready plants the next day, so last-minute gifting is never a problem.

How do I care for succulents during the monsoon?

Reduce watering to once every 3 to 4 weeks and move outdoor succulent plants under cover so they are not drenched. Make sure pots have drainage holes, because standing water is the fastest way to lose a plant.

Can I buy succulent plants online in Delhi-NCR?

Yes. Orders placed by 7 PM in Delhi-NCR qualify for free next-day delivery. Browse the Urvann succulents collection, choose your size and pot, and your plants will arrive healthy and well-packed.

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