Centro de Adopción de Plantas Mexicanas en Peligro de Extinción

My grandmother brought a plant and they send her photos of how her plant is doing good attention

It is in the store, I love the initiative, however, if you are going to take, seriously take responsibility, a little plant is a living being not a decoration for the office or house. I think they should give you more information about the plants and that they take better care of the area where they are.

Excellent attention by the staff. They provide detailed information on each plant they have for adoption and the recovery rate of each is reasonable. There are plants that can live more than 150 years. At the time of adoption you must fill out a ballot with your information and with that they give you the adoption certificate. It is a very good place. I recommend it a lot.

A very good place to go in a very beautiful family with very interesting products

We all believe that adopting plants is free, but no, the Garden has a recovery fee, which you would certainly pay, the cheapest I think is $ 40 (in banana trees) in other things there is a fertilizer for cacti that costs $ 10, this serves to encourage the research of the Garden. If you zoom to my photo you will find that this great and beautiful plant has a cost of $ 300.