Yes, we can post dragon fruit overseas!
Here’s what we do, and here’s what you’ll need to do:
What we do:
- We carefully prepare the dragon fruit plants for international shipping.
- Plants are cleaned, wrapped appropriately, and packaged securely to meet shipping standards.
- We spray with a wetting agent Bifenthrin insecticideand include a postage slip stating what we have used.
- We provide tracking with Australia post
What you need to do:
- Check your country’s import rules: Some countries require an import permit or have restrictions on certain plants.
- Organize any required paperwork: If an import permit, phytosanitary certificate, or other documentation is needed, you’ll need to arrange this with your local authorities.
- Be aware of customs clearance: Some packages may be inspected at customs, which can cause delays. Please ensure you're prepared to handle any customs duties or quarantine inspections.
We’re happy to work with you to make the process as smooth as possible!
Steps for International Orders:
- Email us a list of the cuttings you would like, along with your full name, address, and phone number.
- We will email you a quote including the updated international postage price (please note: our flat-rate shipping does not apply to international orders).
- Confirm you are happy with the quote.
- We will send you an invoice (in Australian dollars AUD).
- Once payment is received, we will clean, spray (carefully pack, and send your order.
- We will email you the tracking number. We post with Australia Post.
Important:
Once your package has been posted, liability for the shipment passes to you. We are not responsible for any lengthy quarantine inspections, customs clearance issues, or postal delays in your country. Please ensure you are aware of your country’s import requirements before ordering.
All cuttings are 20-30cm
All cuttings are named and a directional arrow up will also be added so that you can plant the right way up.
Please click to find link to the Australian authorities
There is no guarantee of arrival as there are so many variables once the package has left the transit company.
