Gaillardia
Supplied form · Net weight · Arrival timing
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Fresh and loose flowers · Wholesale enquiry
State whether you need loose tuberose florets or cut spikes, then define maturity, colour, fragrance, weight or stem grade, packing and required arrival time. Use the visible specification checklist to prepare an RFQ; commercial availability and every final value are confirmed in the written quotation.
Include quantity, destination and required arrival date.
Tuberose may be purchased as loose florets or as cut spikes, and those are different products operationally. Begin the enquiry by selecting the form and unit: kilograms for loose material or stems or bunches for spikes.\n\nFor florets, define opening, bruising, colour, moisture and net pack weight. For spikes, define stem and flowering portion, floret stage, bunching and carton support.
These fields form the RFQ checklist. Entries marked for confirmation are not presented as fixed stock specifications.
| Supplied form | Loose florets or cut spikes — specifyConfirm in written quotation |
|---|---|
| Botanical identity | Agave amica (syn. Polianthes tuberosa)Confirm in written quotation |
| Buyer selection | Loose florets or cut spikes, single or double type where relevant, and opening-stage preference.Confirm in written quotation |
| Acceptance and grade | Floret integrity or spike quality, colour, freshness, scent, bruising and maturity.Confirm in written quotation |
| Ordering unit | State the supplied form, quantity and unit in the RFQ.Confirm in written quotation |
| Bunch or inner pack | State net weight or count per inner pack and acceptable packing tolerance.Confirm in written quotation |
| Export packing plan | Loose material needs net-weight and crush-control fields; spikes need stem, bunch and carton fields.Confirm in written quotation |
| Origin and lot | Country of origin: India. Exact source region, crop or production lot and traceability reference are confirmed in the quotation or lot documents.Confirm in written quotation |
| Season and availability | No fixed annual availability is claimed. Confirm the requested date, volume and acceptable alternatives.Confirm in written quotation |
| Minimum order | Quote-led. Minimum quantity depends on product form, pack configuration, route and current availability.Confirm in written quotation |
| Handling and route plan | Product and route-specific conditions are agreed with the packing and arrival plan; no universal temperature is published.Confirm in written quotation |
| Arrival requirement | Include the exact form, quantity unit, destination and arrival time because the two forms use different specifications.Confirm in written quotation |
| Documents | Confirm destination and importer requirements. The final document list may include commercial invoice, packing list, transport document, certificate of origin and phytosanitary or test documents when applicable.Confirm in written quotation |
Include the exact form, quantity unit, destination and arrival time because the two forms use different specifications.
Loose florets or cut spikes, single or double type where relevant, and opening-stage preference.
Floret integrity or spike quality, colour, freshness, scent, bruising and maturity. The final acceptance wording and tolerances are recorded in the quotation.
Loose material needs net-weight and crush-control fields; spikes need stem, bunch and carton fields. Pack counts, materials, labels and outer dimensions require written confirmation.
Both are quote-led. Send the required quantity, unit, destination and arrival date so availability, packing and freight assumptions can be evaluated together.
The document set depends on the product, destination, importer and shipping arrangement. State the required documents in the RFQ and have the importer confirm current entry requirements.
Include the exact form, quantity unit, destination and arrival time because the two forms use different specifications. Allow time to confirm supply, packing, documents and transport before the required arrival.