Show HN: Plant Subscription Service

by ClintonWu • 13 years ago

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akcreek• 13 years ago

I love this... wish I was in the delivery area (about 2,000 miles away in Louisville, KY) as my wife and I have been wanting to expand our selection of plants, but neither of us have the knowledge off hand nor the time to invest in learning right now. Lots of things to learn higher up on the list still. This certainly solves a problem we have.

brimtown• 13 years ago

Gives new meaning to the term 'growth hack'

Bjorkbat• 13 years ago

Great idea. As a former horticulture major who dropped out, became an organic farmer, and then somehow found myself studying computer science, I often marveled at how so many people had really awful black thumbs.

The concept of plant nutrition eluded most people. Water made sense, sunlight made sense, nitrogen didn't.

paxtonab• 13 years ago

90210 to see products.

I like it. I want the herb garden. But I want to know exactly what herbs I am getting. Or is that information already on your site?

ClintonWu3• 13 years ago

Changes depending on the month/season but right now it's different varieties of thyme, sage, rosemary, oregano and sometimes lavender.......

tvladeck• 13 years ago

(Just one data point, so take it how you like)

I'm a customer for 1/3 to 1/2 the price. I would sacrifice quality along with a lower price. My profile is:

-wants plants

-knows nothing about plants

-doesn't have any plants

-values having any plants much more highly than having the right plants

joubert• 13 years ago

neat. what happens when my plant dies?

saurik• 13 years ago

I had "hoped" the reason it was a "subscription service" is that, clearly if you send someone like me a plant it will die, so the only real solution is to "subscribe" to receiving new plants every month; it sounded like a genius idea.

ClintonWu3• 13 years ago

planning to sell refills without pots for when that happens.....

ClintonWu3• 13 years ago

sorry everyone, posted this and got caught up in family stuff for the holidays. fail

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