Build the brief around the plant, its growing container and the intended retail presentation. Florinia can review the planter component, customization, packaging and commercial program requirements with you.
Define Plant-and-Planter Fit
Share the nursery-pot dimensions, plant size and intended presentation. Review opening diameter, internal clearance, drainage or water-containment expectations, saucers and handling needs for the actual combination.
Specify whether plants will be grown directly in the planter, inserted before shipping or paired at retail. These are different program requirements; suitability needs confirmation for the selected product.
Build an Assortment Around the Buyer Brief
Identify size tiers, color families, intended price points and quantities per item. Include greenhouse, nursery and retail receiving constraints, along with any labeling or barcode requirements.
For a ceramic-led assortment, review the ceramic development checklist. For event-led plant-and-planter combinations, use seasonal program planning.
Prepare the Commercial and Handling Details
- Plant and pot dimensions, weight and intended use
- Assembly or pairing location and responsibilities
- Case packs, pallet layout and receiving restrictions
- Retail presentation, labels and packaging references
- Quantity by item, destination and requested program dates
MOQ, feasibility, production and delivery planning depend on confirmed requirements. Assortment planning does not guarantee plant performance, retail sell-through or continuing supply.
If you need selected collections in smaller quantities rather than a developed program, explore the wholesale purchasing route.