Office Greening
Most Hong Kong companies start by deciding whether to rent or buy. Renting covers plants, pots, delivery, placement and scheduled maintenance visits for a monthly fee; buying is a one-off cost, but your team does the care. These articles cover reading a quote, handover checklists, plants for air-con and windowless rooms, and how greening supports ESG and BEAM Plus.
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FAQ
What does the monthly rental fee include?
Plants, standard pots, first delivery and placement, and maintenance visits at the frequency you choose (watering, pruning, leaf cleaning and health checks). Weekly plans include free like-for-like replacement of withered plants, except for accidental damage.
How much does it cost to rent an office plant?
At current rates with weekly maintenance, per pot per month: small HK$98, medium HK$188, large/tall HK$208. Orders under HK$1,500 a month add a HK$300 small-order fee, and the deposit is one month of the total fee.
Should a company rent or buy plants?
Renting suits teams that want plants and care in a monthly budget and have no one to look after them. If someone can care for the plants and you plan to keep them long term, buying works. Compare the term, care time and replacement costs.



