Product ordered was for bigger size, while what’s delivered was an absolute miniature. That too came in bad state and rotten . Delivery to was delayed by more than a week
I ordered the Madhumalti Dwarf plant expecting a healthy, proper plant as shown in the pictures and description. However, what was delivered was completely different and in very bad condition. Highly disappointed with the misleading product details and sub-par quality. Not worth the money at all
Kya Dikhaya or kya diya
Such a lovely way to add greenery indoors.
Nice plant Jasminum sambac, Mogra, Arabian Jasmine Plant in 6 inch Pot
This plant has added a peaceful green touch to my home.
Mango, the tree of Chandigarh and honestly one of the best trees you can plant if you have the space. It's not a quick fix, though. Mangoes take time. A grafted sapling will usually fruit in three to five years, while a seed grown tree can take eight or more. So go for a grafted plant if you want fruit sooner.
Parijat, or night flowering jasmine as it's often called, is one of those plants that feels special the moment you have one. The flowers are small, white with an orange stem, and they bloom at night and drop by morning. People often collect them off the ground to offer in prayer or just to enjoy the fragrance indoors.
Tomato Pusa Ruby is one of those desi varieties that just works. It's been around for decades, and there's a reason for that. It gives you firm, slightly tart tomatoes that are perfect for curries, chutneys, and everyday cooking. It's also pretty forgiving compared to some of the fancy hybrids
Rosemary is one of those herbs that's genuinely hard to kill once it's settled, but people still manage it, usually by overwatering. That's the number one mistake. Rosemary is a Mediterranean plant, so it wants sun and dry-ish conditions. Full sun, at least six hours, and soil that drains fast. If the roots stay wet, the plant rots quickly.
Royal palm, or Roystonea regia, is one of the most striking palms you can grow. The smooth grey trunk with that green crownshaft and the feathery fronds make it look regal, which is exactly where the name comes from. But it's a big plant, so give it space. These can hit 50 feet or more over time, so they're not ideal for a small balcony or a cramped corner.
Don't buy from them they deliver only half order firstly it
Then after so many reminder they deliver the plants on defferent address
And the succelent were in bad condition not properly packed torn listless. What to say
I was disappointed
Curtain creeper, or parda bel as it's commonly called, is one of the easiest creepers you can grow. It's almost too easy, honestly, because once it takes off it can cover a wall or pergola faster than you expect. The reason it's called curtain creeper is that it grows downward in dense hanging layers, which makes it perfect for balconies, terraces, and covering ugly walls or wire mesh.
Alpinia purpurata, or red ginger as most people know it, is a tropical plant that's surprisingly easy once it settles in. The key is warmth and moisture. It loves humid conditions and does best in partial shade rather than full sun. Strong afternoon sun will scorch the leaves, especially in hotter regions. Morning sun with some shade later in the day is ideal.
Moringa, or drumstick as we call it, is one of the fastest growing plants you'll ever put in the ground. It can shoot up several feet in a single season if it's happy. The main thing it wants is sun. Full sun, as much as you can give it. It will survive in partial shade but growth slows down and you get fewer pods.
Hibiscus, or gudhal as most of us call it, is one of those plants that looks high maintenance but really isn't. The main thing it wants is sun. Give it five or six hours of direct light and it will reward you with flowers almost year round in warm climates.
The plant is in the air because it never arrived in my house..probably evaporated on the way. They are scamming people. Run before you order from here
They are scamming people..their support doesn't work. It's not a legit platform. All the good reviews are probably their own so called team
Healthy eucalyptus plant with attractive foliage and a fresh, natural look. It grows well in good sunlight and well-draining soil with regular care. A great choice for outdoor spaces.
They are saying they delivered. But I never received the order. And now they have radio silence on support. Run before you get scammed too
Poor plants ,Seedling, not even a proper sapling. Did not survive .Please dont sed any further communication