Stained Glass Succulent Plant - Pink and deals Green Iridescent

Gorgeous hand made deep green and light pink iridescent stained glass succulent plant.

Measures approximately 4.5 inches in diameter and 2.5 inches high.

Place in a pot, on any surface or hang on the wall.

Iridescent glass will react differently in different lighting. No two glass sheets (or succulents) are identical so some portions may reflect a brilliant blue, pink, or yellow color. However, when placed in direct sunlight, this glass always appears to be green and pale pink.

Listing is for one stained glass succulent plant.

I created these little beauties thanks to a lovely orange kitty named Daisy. Miss Daisy is very sweet and loves affection. Her only down fall is that she likes to eat house plants. All the house plants she can get her paws on as a matter of fact. She will chew them right down to the dirt the second they try to regrow themselves from her last assault. With several dirt filled, plant-less pots hanging around I decided to seek an alternative to bringing new plants home to their certain death. Of course! Stained glass! Daisy doesn't bother with these guys and I don't have to worry about her getting sick from eating house plants. <3

Stained Glass Care Instructions:

Your stained glass piece has been thoroughly cleaned, polished and protected with a wax coating. From time to time your piece may need some dusting. Simply use a clean, lint free, damp cloth to wipe down your piece. It is deals not recommended to use any chemical window cleaners as they may damage the finish.

Occasionally, depending on the environment your piece may oxidize and develop a white, dusty substance on the solder. This can be corrected using a soft cloth and a small amount of liquid car wax. Never use an abrasive cleaner or applicator.

Unless stated otherwise, all stained glass contains LEAD. Although it has been sealed with wax, always follow lead safety instructions when handling your piece. Wash your hands with warm soapy water after cleaning/touching. Lead contact poses a health issue if inhaled or ingested. Washing your hands after handling is considered a sufficient precaution to prevent unwanted exposure.