Give a little green.
The idea starts with a starter cutting in a compostable mailer, plus a personal note. A small piece of a plant. A thoughtful gift for someone you know.
Rootline by Sproutline / Plants travel further
Small cuttings.
Big connections.
Give a plant cutting. Help it take root. Pass a piece to someone new. Rootline is a living gift with a family story that keeps growing.
We’re putting down roots. Check the catalog for current availability.
Real plants. Real people. A longer story.
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Different homes.
Same roots.
Plants · People · Places
A greener story starts hereGift with a personal noteGrow from the same rootsPass it along
01 / The Rootline idea
One gift.
A whole new
branch of stories.
From your windowsill to a friend’s first apartment. Every cutting carries a piece of where it came from.
We’re building the registration and pass-along experience. Here’s how the chain is designed to grow.
Scan. Register. Grow.
The planned QR registration connects the recipient’s cutting to its parent plant. Care guidance helps new roots settle in. Each registered cutting becomes a new generation.
Pass the story on.
When the plant is ready, take a cutting for someone else. With the planned pass-along kit, the sender receives the packaging and ships their own cutting. The next plant joins the same family tree.
02 / A family tree for your plant
Follow the roots.
See the connections.
The planned public family tree links each cutting to the plant it came from and the cuttings it becomes. Share a growing story across generations and cities, with locations kept at city level.
Different homes. The same original plant. That’s the connection.
Generation 1
The original plant
Generation 2
Your friend’s cutting
Generation 3
A new home
Generation 3
Another friend
One plant. More people. The story continues.
03 / Start with something living
Find your first roots.
Live plants need thoughtful shipping. Availability depends on seasonal conditions and destination rules. Read the shipping policy.
Plants travel further. Together.
Who gets the next cutting?
A friend. A new neighbor. Someone who could use a little green.