What exactly constitutes "live delivery"? Cause you aren't the only person offering this guarentee. Plants, unlike say, a cat, are rarely live or dead. I know a dead cat when I see one, and I also know a dead plant when I see one, but plants don't really have such an obvious time of death. I mean, if i stop watering a house plant, it will start to die back...but it may be two weeks before the thing is really dead w/o hope of revival. I suppose I could drop an aquatic stem plant on the sidewalk, and come back tomorrow, and after baking in the sun, or freezing solid, it would be really and truely dead that fast. But if it was a cool cloudy day, and no one stepped on it, there's some hope to get it to start growing agian.
I see you don't require proof, which is nice, but it's like near impossible for plants to die in two days unless they freeze and all cell walls burst or they dry out.
Not trying to make a problem out of a good customer service policy, just saying, short of frozen solid or boiled, the plants will at least be "alive" no matter what.
I see you don't require proof, which is nice, but it's like near impossible for plants to die in two days unless they freeze and all cell walls burst or they dry out.
Not trying to make a problem out of a good customer service policy, just saying, short of frozen solid or boiled, the plants will at least be "alive" no matter what.