Our story

We grow them slowly, so they travel well.

A family nursery in Pokaran, out in Rajasthan's Thar desert, where hard desert soil somehow still grows the softest ferns and the fussiest monsteras. We still pack every order ourselves.

Long rows of potted plants inside the Mangi Greens polyhouse near Pokaran
Our polyhouse, early morning — before the day gets hot.

It started with a terrace and stubborn optimism

Rajasthan is not where most people picture a plant nursery. Summers run past 45°C, the water is hard, and the wind carries desert dust for months. We started anyway — first on a family terrace, then a single polyhouse, learning which plants would not merely survive here but genuinely thrive.

That constraint shaped everything. A plant raised in our conditions is already tougher than one raised somewhere gentle. By the time it reaches a balcony in Mumbai or a living room in Kochi, it has been hardened off, turned toward the light for months, and taught to cope.

What we actually promise

Not perfection — plants are living things and no two are identical. What we promise is honesty: the plant you receive is the plant you saw, grown by us, healthy at the moment it left. If it arrives damaged in transit, tell us within 24 hours with a photo and we will make it right.

Hands firming soil around a young plant in a terracotta pot
Potting up, by hand, one at a time.
How we work

Four things we refuse to rush

01

Grown, not bought in

The plants we sell are raised in our own polyhouse. We know their age, their soil and how they were watered — because we did it.

02

Hardened before they ship

A plant moved straight from a humid greenhouse into a cardboard box will sulk. Ours are acclimatised first, so the journey is a smaller shock.

03

Packed like it matters

Soil secured, pot cushioned, leaves given room. Most damage happens in transit, so this is where we spend the most care.

04

Answered by a human

Message us about a yellowing leaf and you will get a real answer from someone who has grown that plant, not a template.

A potted plant cushioned with kraft paper inside a shipping box
The last mile

The box is part of the plant's life

We pack so the root ball cannot shift, the pot cannot roll, and the foliage is not crushed against a wall of cardboard. Kraft paper, not plastic peanuts. It takes longer. It is the difference between a plant that arrives ready to grow and one that spends a month recovering.

60+plant varieties
10 yrsgrowing in Rajasthan
24 hrdamage replacement

Come find something to grow

Sixty-odd varieties, from unkillable beginners to the genuinely demanding.