The seedlings transported by air in the world can't carry soil, so they need quarantine, which will delay for a while. Therefore, when transporting, we should consider minimizing water discharge, otherwise we will get dry wood!

You should take the potted plants out of the pot, wash the roots, wrap them in plastic bags, and trim some branches and leaves to reduce the evaporation of water, so that several plants can be tied together and shipped in cartons. Plant quarantine procedures should be contacted in advance to minimize delays.

After receiving such plants, unpack them, water them, put them in the shade for a while, and then manage them in a basin. Do not receive strong sunlight for the first few days, and then gradually carry out routine management after seeing new buds grow.