I have been on here long enough to hear some stories and until now I've never sent a plant back. But, there is always a first time. I am sharing because I want our newer members to know what to do when you get a plant that has bad roots, or just goes completely black rot in only a couple weeks or has something really wrong with it when it arrives. DISPUTE DISPUTE DISPUTE! How? #1 Take pictures of all plants that come by mail AS SOON as it arrives, preferably with the container it came in if damaged in any way or if it looks suspicious for any reason. #2 Email the company as soon as you realize there is a problem and describe completely the problem and include photos #4 Don't just go away, be the squeaky wheel, or they'll just ignore you #5 When all else fails, write a dispute letter, enclose pic's of the plant when it arrived and return the sicko as soon as possible before it kills your other plants!!!
Sigh, I learned this the hard way....and to the tune of a few hundred dollars because of an ebay seller that is well known and warned about on here...be careful of online sites not highly recommended by other orchid collectors. As with many little things with orchids, this is one you learn painfully fast.
Hope this helps...
Connie




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