Identify the crop and variety only as specifically as the grower can verify. State the number of seedlings, their visible growth stage, and the container or growing medium included. Photograph the current batch so buyers can assess leaf condition and size.
Use care and transplanting advice from the grower or a reliable source, and explain when it is guidance rather than a guarantee. If the variety is uncertain, name the crop and leave the variety unclaimed. Note visible stress or recent repotting when it affects the plant's condition.
Establishment depends on weather, soil, and care, so avoid promising a harvest date or yield. Agree collection timing and any container needs directly. Keep batches separate when the seedlings differ, and update the listing when the available quantity or condition changes. Count only seedlings that are healthy and ready for the stated collection window.
