Hi chomp. A good way to pack and ship a vft is what I do is Take the potted plant and some ceran wrap, wrap all around and over the pot the hold the soil and plant in place. Then I take a plastic cup and place it over the plant to act as a humidity dome. I wrap a bit of ceran over and around the plastic cup to keep it in place. I use some tape to keep the ceran from un raveling.
Then once I place the potted plant in the flat rate box, I use either news paper, strofoam peanuts, or plastic white grocery bags to act as cushioning.
Hi chomp. A good way to pack and ship a vft is what I do is Take the potted plant and some ceran wrap, wrap all around and over the pot the hold the soil and plant in place. Then I take a plastic cup and place it over the plant to act as a humidity dome. I wrap a bit of ceran over and around the plastic cup to keep it in place. I use some tape to keep the ceran from un raveling.
Then once I place the potted plant in the flat rate box, I use either news paper, strofoam peanuts, or plastic white grocery bags to act as cushioning.
Hi chomp. A good way to pack and ship a vft is what I do is Take the potted plant and some ceran wrap, wrap all around and over the pot the hold the soil and plant in place. Then I take a plastic cup and place it over the plant to act as a humidity dome. I wrap a bit of ceran over and around the plastic cup to keep it in place. I use some tape to keep the ceran from un raveling.
Then once I place the potted plant in the flat rate box, I use either news paper, strofoam peanuts, or plastic white grocery bags to act as cushioning.
I send them bare root wrapped in a paper towel and packed in a ziplock bag with newspaper in the box for cushioning.