Reclamation

BIG ANNOUNCEMENT:

Opening a brand new business months before the pandemic, dealing a myriad of trials and tribulations, and now fscing recession has been in short, a fu***ng journey. Sometimes you get dealt with a hell of a hand in life. We’ve tried to play the cards we’ve been dealt the best that we could and long as we could, but it’s time to call it. WE ARE CLOSING 🥺

Is this goodbye for good? Uncertain but unlikely. Elliot and I love y’all way too much, and we’ve got too many artists we want to continue to feature and celebrate. Having said that, I need to take some much needed time to rest, focus on my health and try to recover financially before finding a more suitable space to settle into.

Our online store will remain open, we will be popping up at various spots in the interim, and would love your continued support. (Of course Elliot will be at all the pop ups!)

Our last day open on Williams will be March 25th.

We will be posting fixtures, display items etc for sale as well as all the gifts in store. If you’ve had your eye on something, stop in to snag it and see Elliot off before he moves back home (he will be taking all his love notes with him to decorate his room with. 🥹)

Our IG will remain active and of course, if you need help troubleshooting plants, feel free to reach out! We are still here to help.

When opening, I had hoped to create an inclusive space for folx to be inspired to create and foster friendships and community. I truly hope that I was able to do that, even if it was short lived in this space 💛

I want to thank all the amazing hardworking staff, friends, family, neighbors, patrons, and everyone in the community that has shown us support and love since opening on Williams.

Elliot and I hope that y’all will continue to show small businesses the same love and support you’ve shown us.

Until we meet again,
Stay kind folx. 💚

Elliot & his ma.

We always get the question- “what plant do you put in a pot that small?” Typically, we use small offshoots/pups/cuttings of succulents, cacti, and hardier tropicals. You can get offshoots from your plant by gently removing it from the main root system. Succulents and cacti are the easiest for this since they tend to produce pups as a way of reproducing. Place these guys in a bright window and water only once the soil is completely dry. These handmade combos are available in store only, or you can grab a pot online and make your own!