Everything the manifest assumes you know about getting a live plant through the mail: transit biology, order timing, the first week after unboxing, plant-count math, and why any of this ships at all.
A rooted cutting spends several days sealed in the dark, upside-down in a truck, and arrives alive. Here is the biology and the packing that make that ordinary.
Read the guideMost disappointed outdoor growers ordered on time for the wrong date. The arithmetic that fixes it takes one minute.
Read the guideThe week after the box lands decides whether you grew a plant or nursed a patient. It is seven short steps and most of them are restraint.
Read the guideBefore you decide how many clones to have shipped, decide how many your state lets you own. The two numbers are rarely the same.
Read the guideDelivery and cultivation are two different legal questions. Conflating them is the most common mistake in this entire market.
Read the guideYour local shop has a shelf. A nursery has a catalog. The comparison is more interesting than either side usually admits.
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