How are the cuttings packaged and what is the shipping weight of the 10 and 5 Assorted Succulent Cuttings?
489826
Mine arrived in a cardboard box, about 6"x6", in shredded newspaper. The cuttings were among the paper. No idea of the weight.
489827
Its not heavy but I do not remember the weight. They were packaged in a small box with shredded newspaper. The cuttings seem to be in good shape when arrived and were not damaged.
489828
I think they were just in a box with some packing material. They arrived in great shape. I have no idea as to exact weight, but were very light. Under a pound?
489829
The succulents are cuttings, packed in a small box, protected by shredded paper. The weight is minimal, . The first 10 I received, actually had 12 cuttings, and 11 of them survived, the one I lost may have been over watered by me.
489830
mine came packed loosely in a small box of shredded paper. I don't know the exact weight of the whole parcel but it was under a pound...very light.
2105748
There where 10 double trays. The real shipping weight is less than two pounds.
726228
Mine came in an envelope and it was extremely light. I would guess it is approximately half a pound or so... each... with packaging.
2008692
It is shipped as two rolls as pictured. Each roll is about 10 yards, I did not do an exact measure but I think I got a bit extra.
677312
About 10 - 12 pounds and 2 - 8 day delivery shipped from southern California.
2121461
It's 6 or 7 pounds, I'm not really sure. I generally ship these in flat rate priority boxes, and I pay the difference in shipping cost.
1921865
I would agree the packaging is not sufficient for common carrier (Postal Service, UPS, etc.) The fixture comes in its original box (as you would expect to pick it up in a store), without any additional outer packaging. I have ordered two, and the packaging on both arrived fairly torn up. That being said - both fixtures did arrive undamaged. There are styrofoam inserts between the tubes and the fixtures are very well made. I am happy with my purchase.
1932691
The cuttings I rec'd weren't in dirt. They were true cuttings packed in a waxed box w damp packing material and I potted them myself.
2270241
I ordered and received 2 trees and they were shipped in a tube approx. 3 ft long and about 4 in. around
1190470
Product Details Product Dimensions: 20.5 x 13.2 x 8.2 inches Shipping Weight: 10 pounds
768803
Good Morning Theodore,Thanks for your interest in our Amazon store. Your would get 4.5lbs of Alpiste seeds, total shipping weight is 5lbs with handling package. Hope to answer your question.Sincerelysimbad's birds & pets
333421
they varied a little but they were all at least 5 inches tall. I expected a few of them to not survive shipping but they all did. I planted them towards the end of summer and they all made it through the winter. I will be buying more this summer after I put up another fence.
1230067
It was shipped in a large cardboard box, cushioned in packing paper. All nicely sturdy and all biodegradable - I used the box and paper as mulch base to suppress weeds, so didn't feel guilty about all the packaging.
356323
I am not sure. They were sent to a friend who was confined to a hospital so I never saw it. The friend, however, is a Master Gardener and said the entire arrangement was beautiful. Keep in mind that it took a long time between placing the order and delivery.
2022754
20 cells are very light, not 10 pounds, im not sure of exact weight. even with shipping box should be less than 10 pounds, more like 5-6 pounds.
1145743
My experience only....they came in a 1x1 or 1.5x1.5 dark green plastic pot. The succulents were in very good health and could be give aways right from the beginning. However, the pots are a bit tacky. They are just plastic nursery pots. You really can't expect more for the price. I did consider wrapping them in fabric with a ribbon. But, in the end, chose to repot them in clear glass candle votives. Which you can get for cheap on Amazon, too. I then printed off small cardstock labels naming the two getting married and the date and attached them to a toothpick with a thread and poked them into the soil. They were a huge hit. Almost all of them went home with the guests. My experience only....they came in a 1x1 or 1.5x1.5 dark green plastic pot. The succulents were in very good health and could be give aways right from the beginning. However, the pots are a bit tacky. They are just plastic nursery pots. You really can't expect more for the price. I did consider wrapping them in fabric with a ribbon. But, in the end, chose to repot them in clear glass candle votives. Which you can get for cheap on Amazon, too. I then printed off small cardstock labels naming the two getting married and the date and attached them to a toothpick with a thread and poked them... » Read More My experience only....they came in a 1x1 or 1.5x1.5 dark green plastic pot. The succulents were in very good health and could be give aways right from the beginning. However, the pots are a bit tacky. They are just plastic nursery pots. You really can't expect more for the price. I did consider wrapping them in fabric with a ribbon. But, in the end, chose to repot them in clear glass candle votives. Which you can get for cheap on Amazon, too. I then printed off small cardstock labels naming the two getting married and the date and attached them to a toothpick with a thread and poked them into the soil. They were a huge hit. Almost all of them went home with the guests. « Show Less
239292
The bulbs are very light but need good cushioned packaging. Where are they going to? Package is probably no more than 2 lbs. USPS rates are generally $5-$10 depending on US location.