Identify an indoor plant only as specifically as you can verify. Show its current size and condition, say whether the pot is included, and disclose leaf damage, pests, or recent repotting that could affect the buyer's choice.
Use care instructions from a reliable grower or the plant's own label. Explain light and watering needs as guidance rather than a fixed schedule, and keep different species or varieties clearly separated in the catalogue. Note whether the plant was recently watered or moved if that changes how it appears. Protect roots during transport and do not leave a tender plant exposed to sun or wind while collection is arranged.
Plants respond differently to a new home, so do not guarantee survival or growth. If origin, import status, or plant-health rules may apply, check current KEPHIS guidance before offering it; confirm collection timing and safe handling directly.
