October 18, 2026
Separate advice, assessment and a hands-on repotting service. Explain accepted plant sizes, transport and supplied materials clearly. Avoid diagnosing every problem from a picture or promising recovery. A booking should identify the plant and intended work, with customer approval before changes and suitable aftercare information for that particular item.
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October 18, 2026
Provide plant information, pot dimensions and recent care history. Ask which materials and handling are included and whether you must transport the plant. Confirm the proposed work and aftercare before agreeing, especially where the plant is large or difficult to move.
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October 18, 2026
Ask whether the business offers a repotting service or advice, and describe the plant and current container. Explain what has changed without assuming a larger pot is always the answer. A photograph can support an inquiry but may not show the condition of the roots or growing medium.
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October 18, 2026
Describe each plant’s practical requirements and the information a customer should provide about the intended space. Keep plant names and care information accurate. Avoid universal easy-care or pet-safe claims. A useful display connects the plant, pot and growing conditions without suggesting that appearance alone establishes suitability for a home.
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Consider available space, watering routine and household suitability. Ask about the pot, drainage and care information supplied. Choose a manageable plant and keep its label, rather than assuming every indoor variety follows the same schedule or is appropriate around every pet.
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Describe the room and the light it receives before selecting a plant. Ask a retailer to explain the particular plant’s needs and mature size. A plant displayed attractively in a shop may require different conditions from the place you intend to keep it.
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