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Every seller ships from their own nursery, so one order can arrive as several parcels. Here is how rates are calculated and where we deliver.

Last updated 7 November 2026

Indonesia — zones & couriers

Shipping is charged per seller based on destination zone and parcel weight (rounded up per kg, plus 100 g packaging). Rates shown at checkout come from the rate engine and are cached for 24 hours to keep checkout fast.

ZoneRegionExample citiesRegular ETA
Zone 1JavaJakarta, Bandung, Yogyakarta, Surabaya1–3 days
Zone 2Sumatra & BaliMedan, Palembang, Denpasar3–5 days
Zone 3Kalimantan, Sulawesi, Nusa TenggaraBalikpapan, Makassar, Mataram4–7 days
Zone 4Maluku & PapuaAmbon, Jayapura, Sorong5–9 days
  • JNE — REG (regular) & YES (express 1–2 days)
  • J&T — EZ & REG
  • SiCepat — REG & BEST (express)
  • Anteraja — REG & NEXT (next-day for major cities)
  • POS Indonesia — KILAT (reaches small and remote towns)
  • Ninja Xpress — REG (most economical)

International

We ship to 18 countries across four export zones: Southeast Asia (A), Asia-Pacific (B), Europe & Middle East (C), and Americas & Africa (D). International rates are calculated per seller with these export couriers.

ZoneExample countriesEconomy ETAExpress ETA
ASingapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Philippines, Vietnam7–12 days2–5 days
BJapan, South Korea, Hong Kong, Australia, New Zealand10–16 days3–6 days
CUAE, Saudi Arabia, UK, Germany, Netherlands14–21 days4–8 days
DUnited States, Canada, South Africa18–28 days5–9 days
  • POS Indonesia — Udara Ekonomi (most affordable)
  • EMS — standard international postal service
  • FedEx — International Priority
  • DHL Express — Worldwide (fastest)

Live plants & export restrictions

Only non-living goods (pots, media, fertilizer, tools) ship internationally. Live plants require phytosanitary permits from the destination country, so products that cannot be exported are clearly marked on their page. For domestic delivery, all plants are packed in three layers: media wrapped, foliage protected, box stamped “Living — Do Not Stack”.