Every plant we sell was potted, hardened and checked in our own shade houses. We will tell you honestly what survives your light — and what does not.
A north-facing flat and a sunny terrace want very different things. Tell us about the space and we will point you at the right bench.
Our full stock list — with today's prices and what is actually on the bench — lives on WhatsApp.
No drop-shipping, no mystery stock. What arrives at your door was in our soil last week.
Seeded, potted and hardened in our own shade houses — never bought in and resold the same day.
If a plant fails in its first month despite following the care card, send a photo and we replace it free.
Soil secured, leaves braced, pot wrapped. Local deliveries go out same day, by hand.
Yellow leaf? Send a photo. A real grower answers — for as long as you own the plant.
No misting schedules, no watering "every Sunday". Four things decide whether a houseplant lives: light, water, air at the roots, and being left alone.
At noon on a clear day, hold your hand a foot above where the pot will sit and look at the shadow.
Light falls off faster than it looks — each metre back from the window roughly halves it.
Overwatering kills more houseplants than every pest combined. The fix is one finger.
Succulents every 2–3 weeks, monstera and palms roughly weekly, ferns and herbs lightly moist. Halve it all in winter.
Repot when the plant asks, not on a schedule. There are three signals, and only three.
Go up exactly one pot size — two inches wider, no more. Do it in spring, and skip fertiliser for a month afterwards.
Usually too much water. Let it dry out properly and check the saucer is not holding a puddle.
Dry air or an AC vent blowing on it. Move it, and group plants together to raise local humidity.
Reaching for light. Move it closer to a window — it will not fill out again where it is.
Spider mites. Rinse the whole plant in the shower, then neem spray weekly for three weeks.
Fungus gnats — a watering symptom. Let the top inch dry fully between waterings and they starve out.
Check the roots. White and firm means keep going; brown and soft means root rot — cut back and repot dry.
We began propagating cuttings on a single bench because the plants available locally arrived stressed, unlabelled, and half of them died within a month. It seemed solvable. It mostly was — by growing them ourselves, hardening them properly, and being honest about what a plant needs before money changes hands.
Today most of what we sell was propagated on site, across four shade houses. The rest comes from a small group of growers we have bought from for years, and we will tell you which is which if you ask.
Come and see the benchesIf your window cannot support what you came in for, we will say so and point you to something that works. A dead plant is not a sale, it is a refund with extra steps.
Real names, real light needs, real mature size. No "low light" stickers on plants that need a south window.
Herbs and fruit saplings are grown without synthetic pesticide. Neem, hand-picking, and patience instead.
Send a photo of a struggling plant any time, for as long as you own it. That is not customer service, it is just the job.
“I had killed three monsteras before this one. They asked about my window before selling me anything — that conversation was worth more than the plant.”
“Ordered six plants for our office over WhatsApp at 11am, they were on our floor by 4pm. Everything arrived without a single broken leaf.”
“My peace lily yellowed in week two. Sent a photo, got a reply in ten minutes telling me to move it off the AC vent. It is thriving now.”
Bring a photo of your window and we will walk the rows with you. Most people leave with something smaller than they planned — and it survives.
Deliveries leave twice a day. Order before 2pm for same-day dispatch locally.
Fastest answer is WhatsApp — send a photo of your space or your struggling plant and we will reply with something useful, not a template.
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This opens WhatsApp with your message ready to send, so we can reply with photos of what is on the bench.
Our WhatsApp catalogue is the live list — it is updated as plants come off the benches, so prices and availability there are always the current ones.
Yes, locally. Delivery is free on orders over ₹999 and ₹79 below that. Order before 2pm and it usually goes out the same day. For larger plants or bulk orders, message us and we will quote the run.
If it fails within 30 days and the care card was followed, send us a photo and we replace it free. Plants left in a sealed car, repotted straight away, or kept somewhere with no light are not covered — but message us anyway, we would rather help than argue.
That is the part we enjoy. Send photos of the rooms with the curtains open and tell us which direction the windows face. We will come back with a short list and prices — no obligation.
Yes — regular maintenance visits for offices, and short-term rental of large specimens for events. Message us with dates, floor area and photos for a quote.
Some are, some are not. We always flag the toxic ones before you buy. Pothos, monstera and peace lily in particular should stay out of reach of cats and dogs.
UPI, cash, or card at the nursery. For WhatsApp orders we confirm stock and the delivery slot on chat first, then send a UPI request — nothing is charged before you have confirmed.
What to plant this season, what is flowering at the nursery, and one honest care tip. No daily spam — we are busy growing.
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