Alocasia sandriana pseudo yellow Tissue Culture - Grower's Choice
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Estimated Delivery:Aug 08 - Aug 12
Alocasia sandriana pseudo yellow Tissue Culture - Grower's Choice
The Leaf Exchange is committed to providing healthy, high-quality plants. In the event that issues arise during packing, shipping, or delivery, we will provide warranty support in accordance with the terms outlined below.
1. General Warranty Conditions
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The warranty is valid for 24 hours from the time the shipment is marked as delivered to the Buyer's address.
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All warranty claims must be submitted within the warranty period.
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To qualify for warranty coverage, the Buyer must provide:
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A continuous unboxing video starting from the unopened package until all plants have been completely removed.
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Clear photos and videos of each affected plant.
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Evidence showing the quantity of affected plants and the specific issue.
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Claims submitted without sufficient evidence or after the warranty period may not be accepted.
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Warranty compensation is provided as replacement plants or store credit toward a future order, unless otherwise stated in this policy.
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Warranty benefits cannot be exchanged for cash.
2. Issues Caused by The Leaf Exchange
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Plants arrive dead, severely rotted, or without sufficient vitality to continue growing |
Replacement plant or store credit toward the next order. Shipping costs are covered by The Leaf Exchange. |
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Improper packing resulting in freezing damage or severe physical damage beyond recovery |
Replacement plant or store credit. Shipping costs are covered by The Leaf Exchange. |
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Incorrect quantity shipped |
Missing plants will be shipped separately or credited toward the next order. |
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Incorrect plant shipped |
The sales team may offer one of the following solutions:• Customer keeps the incorrect plant and receives a 15% discount on that item.• If the incorrect plant has a higher value (difference not exceeding USD 5), it may be exchanged at no additional charge.• If the customer declines the incorrect plant, The Leaf Exchange will replace it with the correct item. |
3. Issues Caused by the Shipping Carrier
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Shipping delays resulting in plants arriving dead or beyond recovery |
Replacement plant or store credit toward the next order. Customer is responsible for shipping costs. |
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Package damaged during transit causing plants to be crushed beyond recovery |
Replacement plant or store credit toward the next order. Customer is responsible for shipping costs. |
4. Special Support Cases
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Situations not specifically covered in this policy or cases where responsibility cannot be clearly determined |
The Leaf Exchange may, at its sole discretion, offer a goodwill discount of up to 30% off the next order, with a maximum value of USD 20. |
5. Remote Islands & Non-Service Areas
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Wrong variety supplied or a fully green plant received instead of a variegated plant |
Replacement plant or store credit. Shipping costs are covered by The Leaf Exchange. Standard warranty evidence is still required. |
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Plant damage, disease, or loss occurring during transportation to remote islands or locations outside our standard delivery network |
Not covered under warranty. |
6. Lost or Delayed Shipments
6.1 Lost Shipment
If a shipment is officially confirmed as lost by the shipping carrier, the customer may choose one of the following options:
Option A
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Refund 50% of the total invoice value, including shipping charges.
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If the shipment is later recovered and successfully delivered, no additional warranty or compensation will apply.
Option B
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Place a replacement order by paying 50% of the original invoice value, including shipping.
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The replacement shipment remains fully covered under this warranty policy.
6.2 Delayed Shipment
Transit delay of 5 days or less
The standard warranty policy applies.
Transit delay of 6 days or more
Variety-related issues
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Incorrect plant supplied.
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Fully green plant received instead of a variegated plant.
These issues remain fully covered under the standard warranty.
Quality deterioration caused by extended transit
The customer may choose one of the following:
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Receive a replacement plant by paying 50% of the plant value, with shipping covered by The Leaf Exchange; or
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Receive a 50% refund of the affected plant's value.
7. Cosmetic Conditions Not Covered by Warranty
The following conditions are considered normal shipping stress or natural characteristics and do not affect the plant's long-term health or ability to grow. These conditions are not covered under warranty:
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Slight yellowing around leaf edges.
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Minor browning or burn on variegated areas.
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Yellowing or natural loss of older leaves.
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Slight yellowing or browning at the leaf tip.
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Minor folds, wrinkles, or creases caused by packing.
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Slightly bent or misshapen leaves due to transportation.
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Small tears or cosmetic blemishes that do not affect the growth point.
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Temporary loss of color caused by shipping stress.
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Minor color variation resulting from temperature or light exposure during transit.
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Mild dehydration where the plant is expected to recover with proper care.
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Minor root damage while the root system remains healthy.
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Natural variation in leaf size, plant size, number of leaves, internode length, or variegation pattern.
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Slower growth or changes in appearance caused by the customer's growing conditions after delivery.
8. Warranty Exclusions
The following situations are not covered under this warranty:
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Damage resulting from improper handling, unpacking, repotting, or care after delivery.
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Failure to provide the required unboxing video and supporting evidence.
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Claims submitted more than 24 hours after delivery.
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Changes in variegation, leaf shape, color, or growth habit after the plant has acclimated.
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Damage caused by weather, pests, disease, or environmental conditions after delivery.
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Customer dissatisfaction related solely to cosmetic appearance that does not affect the plant's health or future growth.
9. Final Notes
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The Leaf Exchange reserves the right to determine the appropriate resolution for each warranty claim.
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Replacement plants are subject to stock availability. If the same plant is unavailable, store credit or an equivalent replacement may be offered.
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Variegation, leaf shape, coloration, and overall appearance are natural characteristics that may vary from plant to plant and are not considered defects unless otherwise stated in the product listing.
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By placing an order, the Buyer acknowledges and agrees to the terms of this Warranty Policy.
Discover more in our FAQ
How often to water indoor plant?
Generally, it's advisable to water when the top inch of soil feels dry to the touch, typically every 1-2 weeks. Adjust watering frequency based on individual plant needs and environmental factors such as humidity levels and indoor temperature.
How to get rid of bugs on indoor plant?
To rid indoor plants of bugs, isolate the affected plant and wipe the leaves with a damp cloth. Use insecticidal soap or neem oil spray for persistent infestations, and ensure good airflow to deter pests. Regular inspection and preventive measures like keeping soil clean can help prevent future issues.
How to grow indoor plant?
To grow indoor plants successfully, start by selecting plants suited to your environment and light conditions. Use well-draining soil and pots with drainage holes to prevent waterlogging. Water plants when the top inch of soil is dry, and provide them with adequate sunlight or artificial light. Regularly remove dead or yellowing leaves, and fertilize plants during their active growing season. Finally, monitor for pests and diseases, and adjust care as needed to ensure healthy growth.
What should I do next when I received indoor plant from The Leaf Exchange?
When you receive an indoor plant from The Leaf Exchange, carefully unpack it and inspect for any damage during transit. Place the plant in an area with appropriate light conditions according to its specific needs. Water the plant if the soil is dry, ensuring not to overwater. Familiarize yourself with the care instructions provided by The Leaf Exchange for that particular plant species, and continue to monitor and provide regular care accordingly.
Where should I place indoor plant in my house?
When deciding where to place indoor plants in your house, consider their specific light requirements. Plants that require bright, indirect sunlight should be placed near windows with filtered sunlight. Plants that thrive in low light can be placed in areas away from direct sunlight, such as corners or shelves.
What is the best soil for indoor plant?
The best soil for indoor plants is typically a well-draining potting mix specifically formulated for indoor use. Look for a blend that includes ingredients like peat moss, perlite, and vermiculite, which help retain moisture while promoting good drainage and aeration.