Gifting
Gifting a plant for a birthday, anniversary, housewarming or get-well-soon? A plant outlasts a bouquet — as long as it suits the recipient's home. Here is how to choose one.
Plants that work well as gifts
When you don't know the recipient's balcony or light, choose an indoor plant: most of ours do well in bright indirect light inside a home. Browse all indoor plants, or start here:
- Anthurium (Red) — long-lasting red blooms in bright indirect light.
- Anthurium (White) — the same plant with white blooms.
- Kalanchoe (Red) — clusters of small red flowers for a bright windowsill.
- Peace Lily — low to medium indirect light; keep the soil evenly moist, never soggy.
- Areca Palm — considered pet-safe — a good choice for homes with cats or dogs.
- Money Plant (Pothos) — very easy care, and a traditional housewarming plant.
Gifting to a home with pets or small children? Anthurium, Kalanchoe, Peace Lily and Money Plant are toxic if chewed — each product page carries a pet-safety note. The Areca Palm is the safer pick.
For someone with a garden or terrace
A grafted fruit plant or a flowering shrub keeps giving for years. See fruit plants and flowering plants. For a lighter gift, flower seed and vegetable seed packets ship easily and suit a first-time gardener.
Gift message, delivery and protection
Need a custom message card or gift wrap? Tell us through the Contact page and we'll arrange it.
Orders are normally dispatched within 1–2 business days and delivered in about 3–7 business days, depending on the pincode — see the Shipping & Delivery Policy. Live plants are covered by 10-day plant protection. Send the recipient our beginner's guide — the first 48 hours after delivery matter most.
Ordering 50 or more plants for an office or event? See Corporate Gifting.
