Plant Growing Kits — Plant Growing Kits
Plant Growing Kits — Plant Growing Kits
Plant Growing Kits — Plant Growing Kits
Plant Growing Kits — Plant Growing Kits
Plant Growing Kits — Plant Growing Kits
Plant Growing Kits — Plant Growing Kits
Plant Growing Kits — Plant Growing Kits
Plant Growing Kits — Plant Growing Kits
Plant Growing Kits — Plant Growing Kits
Plant Growing Kits — Plant Growing Kits
Plant Growing Kits — Plant Growing Kits
Plant Growing Kits — Plant Growing Kits
Plant Growing Kits — Plant Growing Kits
Plant Growing Kits — Plant Growing Kits
Plant Growing Kits — Plant Growing Kits
Plant Growing Kits — Plant Growing Kits
Plant Growing Kits — Plant Growing Kits
Plant Growing Kits — Plant Growing Kits
Plant Growing Kits — Plant Growing Kits
Plant Growing Kits — Plant Growing Kits
Plant Growing Kits — Plant Growing Kits
Plant Growing Kits — Plant Growing Kits
Plant Growing Kits — Plant Growing Kits
Plant Growing Kits — Plant Growing Kits
Plant Growing Kits — Plant Growing Kits
Plant Growing Kits — Plant Growing Kits
Plant Growing Kits — Plant Growing Kits
Plant Growing Kits — Plant Growing Kits
Plant Growing Kits — Plant Growing Kits
Plant Growing Kits — Plant Growing Kits
Plant Growing Kits — Plant Growing Kits
Plant Growing Kits — Plant Growing Kits
Plant Growing Kits — Plant Growing Kits
Plant Growing Kits — Plant Growing Kits
Plant Growing Kits — Plant Growing Kits
Plant Growing Kits — Plant Growing Kits
Plant Growing Kits — Plant Growing Kits
Plant Growing Kits — Plant Growing Kits
Plant Growing Kits — Plant Growing Kits
Plant Growing Kits — Plant Growing Kits
Plant Growing Kits — Plant Growing Kits
Plant Growing Kits — Plant Growing Kits
Plant Growing Kits — Plant Growing Kits
Plant Growing Kits — Plant Growing Kits
Plant Growing Kits — Plant Growing Kits
Plant Growing Kits — Plant Growing Kits
Plant Growing Kits — Plant Growing Kits
Plant Growing Kits — Plant Growing Kits
Plant Growing Kits — Plant Growing Kits

Plant Growing Kits

Add water and in a few days it starts to grow. A plant growing kit is a corporate gift the recipient starts up themselves — and that then stands on their desk for months, not in a drawer. All kits contain seeds, growing substrate and planting instructions; they differ in container, soil and quantity.

Which container to choose

The container decides two things: how much logo space there is and how expensive the gift feels.

  • Glass jar — the most visible; growth is followed through the glass. Largest print area, with a UV label. The choice when the gift must make an impression.
  • Ceramic pot — stays on the desk for years after the first plant. Smaller label, but the longest life.
  • Wooden cup and cube — the most natural feel in the hand. The cube is more angular and stable, the cylinder softer.
  • Tin cup — the largest even surface for a logo; from 1000 pieces printing goes directly onto the tin.
  • Peat cup and paper cup — the cheapest and fully compostable; the cup is planted into the soil with the plant.
  • Bio-PET — transparent and light, suitable for a large quantity.
  • Ecobag — a bag, not a container; smallest packaging and easiest to send.
  • Mini — the smallest version of the classic kit, for a goodie bag or a letter.

Natural or coloured soil

Natural soil is understated and fits any office. Coloured soil catches the eye and is chosen when the gift must stand out in a photo — in a Christmas campaign it works noticeably better.

One, two or three plants

One plant is the standard. Two pots of equal size in one box work when the gift goes home and you want it shared. A three-plant kit already feels like a real gift and usually goes to clients rather than the whole team.

What can be covered with a logo

Every kit takes a label on the container and a full-colour print on the packaging. The planting instructions are a separate print area, often underestimated — they stay with the person longer than the box.

Who it suits

A Christmas gift for the team, a trade fair gift on the stand, a welcome gift for a new employee, a thank-you gift for a client. A growing gift works especially well for companies that talk about sustainability — a message the recipient waters themselves.

Request a quote

Write to us which container, how many pieces and when it must be ready. We will send a quote with the print options and, if needed, recommend a more suitable container.

Common questions

What is inside every growing kit?

All the kits contain seeds, growing substrate and planting instructions. The kits differ from one another in the container, the soil and the number of plants.

Which container should I choose?

The choice includes a glass jar (the largest print area with a UV label, and growth is visible through the glass), a ceramic pot (the longest life, a smaller label), a wooden cup and cube, a tin cup (the largest even surface for a logo), a peat cup and a paper cup (compostable, planted into the soil together with the plant), Bio-PET, an ecobag and a mini version. The container decides how much logo space there is and how expensive the gift feels.

Where is the logo printed?

Every kit takes a label on the container and a full-colour print on the packaging. A separate print area is the planting instructions, which often stay with the recipient longer than the box does. On the tin cup, from 1000 pieces the print can go directly onto the tin.

Can one kit contain more than one plant?

Yes. One plant is the standard, and two pots of the same size in one box suit the case where the gift goes home and you want it to be shared. A three-plant kit already feels like a real gift and is usually used for clients rather than for the whole team.

What is the difference between natural and coloured soil?

Natural soil is understated and fits into any office. Coloured soil catches the eye and is chosen when the gift has to stand out in a photo — in a Christmas campaign it works noticeably better.

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