🌿 China's Export-Ready Succulent Greenhouse

Wholesale Succulents,
Grown for Global Export

Direct from our greenhouse in China. Bulk orders with full export documentation — phytosanitary certificates, CITES permits, and bare-root packing handled by our team.

5000+
Species in Stock
40+
Export Countries
50+
Greenhouse
12+
Years Exporting
HOT GENUS

Main Categories

Over 5000+SKU in active production.

Echeveria & Variegated →

Aeonium & Clustering →

Cactus & Rare →

Others →

EXHIBITION HISTORY

Global Trade Show

We connect with wholesale buyers worldwide at top plant exhibitions.
America

Cultivate ’26: AmericanHort

July 12–14, 2026 (EDT)

Germany

IPM Essen 2026

January 27-30, 2026(CET)Waiting

Japan

GARDEX 2025

October 1-3, 2025(JST)

DUDU SUCCULENTS

ABOUT OUR FARM

We specialize in hassle-free bulk orders with professional export handling—including phytosanitary coordination, CITES documentation (when required), and bare-root packing to meet international shipping standards. Our team ensures reliable delivery, competitive pricing, and responsive after-sales support.

Choose DuduSucculents for strength in volume, quality in every plant, and a partnership that grows with you.

WHOLESALE INQUIRIES

Contact & Frequently Asked Questions

Send your wishlist, order volume and destination port. Our export team will reply with a custom catalog, FOB/CIF pricing and available shipping schedule.
1. What does “succulent wholesale” mean in international trade?

Succulent wholesale refers to bulk purchasing of live succulent plants for resale or commercial use. Orders are typically structured by tray, lot, or minimum order value rather than single-unit retail quantities.

2. When is a phytosanitary certificate required for export?

A phytosanitary certificate is commonly required when exporting live plants across borders. The specific requirement depends on the importing country’s plant health regulations and the plant category being shipped.

3. Are CITES permits necessary for all succulent species?

No. Only species listed under the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) require export permits. Permit requirements vary by species and destination country.

4. Why are wholesale succulents often shipped bare-root?

Bare-root shipping reduces soil-related restrictions and transit risks. Many importing countries restrict soil entry, making bare-root preparation a common export practice for live plants.

5. How are international wholesale shipments typically arranged?

Shipment methods are selected based on destination, volume, packaging standards, and documentation requirements. Buyers are responsible for confirming local import permits and regulatory conditions before dispatch.

    1.

    PREPARE PLANTS

    After receiving the order We will select plants,remove soil, trim and wash root

    2.

    AIR DRYING

    After soak with insecticiders we will air dry the succulent for 2-4 days

    3.

    PACKGING

    Wrap each succulent with tissue Protect with shredded paper or insulation layer

    4.

    SHIPMENT

    Sealing and ship out your plants,This usually takes 7-12 days