Plant Delivery in Bhutan

Send Indoor and Flowering Plants to Bhutan

Choose Greenery or a Flowering Plant

Think about the recipient’s room, light and interest in plant care. Orchid, cyclamen and azalea gifts offer different flowering styles from green foliage.

Read the variety and any stated size. Natural growth and flowering stages vary, so the plant received can differ slightly from its photograph. Choose for the space where it will be enjoyed.

Read the Container and Care Details

Check which pot, container or basket comes with the plant in the selected description.

Follow the watering, drainage, light and temperature guidance for the variety and presentation received. A seasonal basket may have different care needs from a potted plant.

For a New Home, Office or Thank-You

A plant can mark a move, a new office or a personal achievement. Choose for the recipient’s light, space and interest in plant care, checking the current address if they have recently moved.

For a workplace, add the company and department. For a hotel guest, confirm who can receive and care for the plant during and after the stay. Hospitals set their own rules for plants, so check the ward before ordering.

Name the Town, Gewog and Dzongkhag

Give the recipient’s name, town or village, gewog and dzongkhag, or district, with the building or institution name and street details where available. Add a landmark recognised locally, useful access directions and a working local telephone number where possible.

For a hotel guest, add the reservation name, arrival date and receiving contact. Ask reception to accept the gift if the guest is out. For a workplace or institution, give its name and department and identify someone who can accept the delivery.

Plan the Plant’s Arrival and Care

Choose from the dates offered for the plant and full address. Plants have their own delivery options, so select a day when someone can accept and look after the gift.

The recipient should follow any instructions supplied. Water, light and temperature needs depend on the variety; no single routine or flowering period applies to every plant.