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Have you ever ordered plants online during the rainy season and felt anxious about whether they would arrive damaged or rotted? Today, Pama wants to share the behind-the-scenes of our professional plant packing, backed by 10 years of experience shipping over tens of thousands of boxes.

The Challenge of Shipping Plants Inter-Province in the Rainy Season

The rainy season brings high humidity and stuffy boxes, which easily cause root rot or bruised leaves. Before transit, we withhold watering for at least 2 days to keep the soil damp, reduce transpiration, and prevent fungal growth.

Techniques for Wrapping Roots and Stems to Prevent Soil Spillage

We use thick corrugated paper and breathable cushioning wrapped tightly around the pot. For tall shrubs, we use support stakes for the main branches to prevent transport shocks from snapping the stems.

Choosing Boxes and Vent Holes

Shipping boxes must be at least 3-ply thick with appropriate ventilation holes to allow smooth airflow and reduce heat accumulation that causes yellow leaves.

7-Day Recovery Guide After Receiving Your Plant

Once the parcel arrives, unbox it immediately; do not leave the plant in the dark for too long. Carefully remove the cushioning materials with gentle care.

Days 1-3 (Acclimation): Place the plant in a spot with indirect light and good ventilation, avoid direct sunlight, and do not water yet if the soil is still moist.
Days 4-5 (Recovery): Check the soil condition. If it is completely dry, water it with diluted Vitamin B1 to reduce travel stress.
Days 6-7 (Permanent Spot): Move the plant to its final lifestyle location, such as an office desk in an air-conditioned room or a condo window corner.

Caring for them attentively during the first week helps them adapt quickly. Anyone looking for beautiful plants safely delivered with expert packing can adopt a green friend to heal their heart at home today.

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Will plants suffocate inside a sealed box?

Not at all. Plants can safely survive inside a sealed box for 3 to 5 days because we calculate appropriate ventilation and minimize transpiration prior to shipping.

Should I water the plant immediately upon arrival?

You should not water immediately. Check the soil moisture first, and if it is still moist, wait 1-2 days before watering to prevent root rot.

Why do leaves turn yellow or drop during the first 3 days?

Slight yellowing or leaf drop is just a natural plant response to travel stress. Simply place them in a shaded, well-ventilated area, and they will sprout new leaves for sure.