Buying Plant Gifts for People in Seoul South Korea

Now that it is pretty much spring and the weather is getting nicer in Korea, it is a great idea to get some plant gifts for someone special in Seoul South Korea. The great thing about plants is that they last very long as long as a little care is shown to them. Depending on the plant, it may only need water once a month. However, some plants require water once a week or even once every few days. Also, nowadays, the air quality in Seoul and other parts of Korea is worsening, so getting some air purifying plants for someone in Korea is always a great gift idea.

For example, here is one of our best selling air purifying plant sets that we have available on our online Flower Gift Korea shop:

Air purifying plants to help clean the air

The plants shown above will need water about once every two weeks or so. The time frame can change if the room is extra dry or if the Kalanchoe plant (colored plant on the far right) is fully bloomed. Fully bloomed flowers and colorful plants usually require water more often.

As mentioned above, sending someone in Korea a plant set is a great idea because they actually cost less than most flower products. Obviously, if you choose a really big plant, then the cost can be more, but you can get a nice set of plants hand-delivered to someone in Korea for as little as $40.

Here is another set of plants that people have been sending to friends and family in Korea. We also received a lot of great feedback about how much the recipient in Korea enjoyed getting the plant set as a gift.

Plant gifts in Seoul South Korea

The above plants require less water, especially the stuckyi plant (the pointy long plants). Another simple trick to remember is that if the plant is just green and does not have any colored flowers, it will not need water as often. Another thing to keep in mind is that the coral berry plant (plant with the orange looking berry) is a plant that does not really like the sun, so it is a good idea to keep it in the shade.

You can also send bigger plants to friends and family as a business opening gift in Korea. Typically, people like to send congratulation wreathes, but it is much better to send a large plant or tree. The main reason for this is because a plant or tree will be kept for a very very long time, sometimes even for years. However, the typical tall Korean flower arrangement will most likely be thrown away after a week or so because they take up so much space and they cannot last long because they are made up of cut flowers and artificial flowers.

Here are some large type plants we have available:

Great plant gifts for business openings or house warming presents in Seoul South Korea

The large plants we sell all come with a platform and a ribbon with your own personal message (all included in the cost). Here is a large cactus which can be purchased as a business opening gift in Seoul South Korea:

Large cactus gift for a house warming gift in Seoul South Korea

There are also some elegant designs that are available to be purchased as gifts. They help make any room more stylish. Here are some nice elegant designs available in Seoul South Korea:

Glass Plant Gifts Perfect for an Office Worker or Student in Seoul South Korea

We also have a lot of succulents and cacti available, which are super popular because these types only require water about once a month. And the really large ones only require water once every two months!

Succulent gift set available for delivery in Korea

Here is another design we have available:

Cactus and Succulent gift set in Korea

So these are some of the plants we have available at Flower Gift Korea. And plants are always a great gift to give to someone because they help clean the air and make the room look nicer. If you are looking to send some plants to someone special in Seoul South Korea, or parts of Incheon and Gyeongido, check out our plants and trees section.

10 thoughts on “Buying Plant Gifts for People in Seoul South Korea

  1. I would like to ask for recommendations for giving cacti as wedding gifts in Korea. Do you have any suggestions?

    What are your delivery charges for delivery in Seoul?

    1. Hi Sean

      I don’t think Cacti are a common wedding gift in Korea, in fact, money would be the most traditional wedding gift.
      I’d probably recommend a colorful flower basket perhaps along with a bottle of champagne.

      We charge $13USD for a delivery within Seoul and we deliver 7 days a week.

      BR
      Team FGK

  2. I want to send a lemon tree to my daughter who lives in Busan. Do you know of anyplace in Busan and how much it would cost?

    1. Dear Vickie

      We would love to help you out sending a lemon tree to your daughter, but we don’t have any contacts down there who can send a lemon tree.
      I’m not sure if you are familiar with Gmarket, it’s a Korean online webshop similar to Amazon, and I made a search there and can see that they sell and send lemon trees to Busan.

      I hope it can help you and you are always welcome to contact us if you have any other questions.

      BR
      FGK

  3. Hello any recommendation. I would like to send plants for a coffeeshop in Korea .. thank you..

    1. Hello RC

      A flower basket would be a nice gift for a coffee shop, it’s easy to arrange anywhere in the coffeeshop and can easily be moved around as well.
      Take a look here https://flowergiftkorea.com/shop/?swoof=1&product_cat=flower-baskets-and-boxes

      BR
      Team FGK

  4. Hi, I want to ask u.
    It is fine to send happy tree to congrat someone for their wedding and having new family?

    1. Hi Lany

      Yes indeed, a tree or plant is always sending a positive signal and is great for both weddings and families.

      Don’t hesitate if you have further questions

      BR
      Team FGK

  5. Is there a specific plant I should give for the birth of a child. I want to buy something meaningful for my friend who now lives in states but was raised in south Korea. Please help!

    1. Hi Norma

      There is no specific plant that is given for the birth of a child, but a plant that signals something positive would be a nice gift. Bamboo would be a good example. It symbolizes luck and longevity, but a plant like sage could also be a nice gift for it’s meaning of health and healing. Or perhaps a snake plant that is known for its ability to purify the air for the new born child.

      Hope it helps you find the right gift.

      All the best
      Team FGK

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