You ordered a plant from Upjau, and today the box has finally reached your door. You are happy, but a little nervous too. What if a leaf is bent? What if the plant looks sad? What if it doesn’t survive the first week? Relax. Plant care after delivery is simple when you take it one step at a time. Your plant has travelled in a closed, dark box for a...

Every January, people fill up with sweets boxes, chocolates and scented candles. All the chocolates and sweets are eaten or forgotten within a week. But if we talk about the unique gift for the New Year, a plant keeps growing, and every time the receiver looks at it, they remember you, and are thankful to you. That's the reason why New Year plant gifts in India are becoming the favourite...

Thanksgiving is about saying “thank you” to the people who make our lives richer, happenings, and the friends forever. A box of sweets, and chocolates disappears in a day, and flowers droops within a week after the celebration, but Thanksgiving plant gifts keep growing for months or many years. Every time the receiver waters the plant, they remember you and your gratitude. If you are looking for thoughtful thank-you gifts...

Winter in North India brings cold mornings, fog, and dry air. For gardeners, it is also the most colourful season. This is the best time for winter flowering plants like petunia, pansy, marigold, dianthus, calendula, snapdragon, salvia, phlox, verbena, sweet pea, gazania, chrysanthemum, and many flowering plant. The same cold that makes these flowers bloom can also stress your other plants. If you have noticed yellow leaves, falling leaves, or...

Every December, the same thing happens in Indian offices. Someone pulls out a chit with your name, and you suddenly have a ₹500 budget and no idea what to buy. Another box of chocolates? Another mug that says “World’s Best Colleague”? You can do better. This year, try Christmas plant gifts in India style. A plant doesn’t get eaten in two days or lost in a drawer. It sits on...

Every year, the day after Diwali, millions of homes across India light lamps, build small hills cow dung, and people prepare a feast for Govardhan Puja. But have you ever wondered why Lord Krishna asked an entire village to worship a mountain instead of a god? The answer is more relevant today than ever. As we get ready for Govardhan Puja 2026, this festival reminds us that nature is the...