Online plant sales: Pousses et Plantes, the socially responsible platform

In the bustling world of online plant sales, one platform stands out for its personal, responsible and passionate approach: Pousses et Plantes. Born out of a desire to make the diversity of plants more accessible, to promote short supply chains and to showcase French growers, the Pousses et Plantes platform has quickly become a go-to destination for plant enthusiasts seeking diversity and quality. All this is backed by a carefully curated selection, strong values and an active community.
A clear mission: to bring people together, promote and share
Pousses et Plantes has three main objectives:
• To make it easier for enthusiasts to find the plant they’re looking for
• To introduce everyone to the wealth of plant life not available in traditional garden centres
• To raise the profile of committed French growers and sellers
The platform focuses on nature, sharing and kindness, and promotes plants propagated in France (through cuttings, seeds, division, grafting, etc.). And above all: no disposable plants. Here, the plants are sustainable and well-established, accompanied by advice on how to care for them properly.
On Pousses et Plantes, you’ll find a wide selection of plants: green plants, flowering plants, carnivorous plants, terrariums, cacti, succulents… To name but a few, there are Monstera, Calathea, Pothos, Hoya and Pachyveria. The shop also offers a comprehensive range of plant accessories: pots, potting mixes, tools and decorations, to complement and make it easier to look after your plants. This variety means that everyone, whether a beginner or an expert, can find their favourite plants and everything they need to look after them properly.

Well-grown, traceable and sustainable plants
At Pousses et Plantes, every plant on sale comes from an identified grower. We know who grew it, where, and under what conditions. That’s what traceability is all about: when you buy a plant, you know where it comes from. You don’t receive a plant that has travelled blindly, with no roots or history.
Growers such as Karnivores take the time to grow their plants under the right conditions. They only sell well-rooted, healthy plants that are ready to adapt to their new home. And because every plant deserves to be understood and well looked after, a leaflet with clear care instructions is provided for each one.
At Pousses et Plantes, we also want plant sales to be more sustainable:
• No overproduction•
Less
waste• And above all, a genuine connection between the grower and the buyer
The aim is for your plants to be with you for a long time, to thrive in your home… and not just to be decorative, but truly alive and respected.

Karnivores x Pousses et Plantes: plants to collect, discover and pamper
Having been available on Pousses et Plantes for several months now, Karnivores offers an original selection of carnivorous plants such as Venus flytraps (Dionaea), sundews (Drosera) and pitcher plants (Sarracenia), available:
• Individually to add to a collection•
As starter kits to get you off to a good start•
As larger kits for those who want to take it further
But Karnivores doesn’t stop at carnivorous plants! On Pousses et Plantes, you’ll also find lovely varieties in their shop, such as Neoregelias, Pileas, Scillas and many more. A wonderful variety for all lovers of plants that are a little out of the ordinary.
Karnivores on Pousses & Plantes
Find Pousses et Plantes on social media
Fancy keeping up with the world of plants on a daily basis?
Pousses et Plantes shares tips, advice, decorating ideas, fun content and behind-the-scenes glimpses of the platform on:
• Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/poussesetplantes/• TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/\
@poussesetplantes• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61566224443227
So come and join the adventure!

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