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How To Pack Plants For Shipping By Mail

12,186 views November 6, 2018 7:15

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Everyone Loves To Gift Plants To Friends And Families. Gifting Plants Is Really A Good Idea To Those People Who Love Plants. Gifting Plants Near To Places Is Not A Big Problems. We Can Easily Move. But Sending Plants Via Mail Is Not Easy. Plants Are Delicate. Plants Die If We Don't Pack Plants Properly.

How To Pack Plants For Sending Via Mail:

1. Remove Plants From Pot Two Day's Before Sending With Roots If Possible.

2. Remove Excess Soil From Roots.

3. Dry Soil From Roots Area.

4. Take One Carton Box Or Plastic Box. If You Are Using Plastic Box Make Hole In Box On Lid And InSide Plastic Box. Box Should Be Thick Whether It Is Carton Box Or Plastic Box.

5. Spread Shredded News Paper In It. One Or Two Inch Thick Layer Of Shredded News Paper.

6. Cover Plants With Tissue Paper First And Then With News Paper.

7. Put Plants On Shredded News Paper Cover Plants Again With Shredded News Paper.

8. Closed Box Properly.

9. Tide With Celotap.

10. Write Name And Address On Plain Paper. Do Not Forget To Write Contact No Of Receiver.

11. Write Your Name And Address On Plain Paper. Write Your Contact No Too.

12. Stick With White Celotap. You Can Stick On The Same Side Or You Can Stick Front Side And Back Side.

13. Do Not Forget To Take Tracking Id. You Can Track Your Plants. If Your Plants Is Near To Your Post Office Area You Can Take From Them If They Don't Deliver On Time.

Note: Send Plants If Climate Is Cool. Do Not Send Plants If Climate Is Too Hot. Winter Is Good Time For Gifting Plants Like Succulents. They Do Well In Winter.

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Geeta Athwal published this 7:15 video tutorial on November 6, 2018. It has been watched 12,186 times on YouTube.

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