Plant started as a single greenhouse and a waiting list. It's still mostly that — just a bigger greenhouse.
The first greenhouse belonged to our founder's grandfather, who grew vegetables in it for thirty years. We took it over, kept the bones, and started potting succulents and starter herbs to sell to neighbours on weekends.
What made people come back wasn't the range — for years it was small — it was that someone always answered when a plant wasn't doing well. That's stayed true as we've grown into three greenhouses and a small team of growers.
Plant opened as a single glasshouse on the edge of the city, potting mostly succulents and starter herbs for neighbours who wandered in on weekends.
Demand for indoor foliage outpaced walk-ins, so we started driving plants to doors ourselves, boxed in our own packaging, on a route we still mostly run today.
We added a propagation house and started answering care questions for anyone who asked — not just people who'd bought from us.
Offices, hotels, and villa gardens started asking for more than pots, so we built out a small design-and-installation crew to handle it properly.
Four things we'd rather turn away business than compromise on.
We won't ship a plant before it's genuinely ready, even when that means a waitlist.
If a plant won't survive your light or your climate, we'll tell you before you pay, not after.
Every recommendation accounts for Qatar's heat and humidity, not a generic care sheet.
A grower will answer questions about a plant we sold three years ago, free, every time.