Sell plants
One plant or hundreds. Rehome your collection or grow your business, at your own pace.
A new home for plants. A place for your skills.
Chonk is a UK-based plant classifieds marketplace connecting plant people in the UK and abroad.

Free to join. Free to advertise. You set your own prices.
Available now: plant adverts and seller enquiries. Planned: specialist import and rehab services.
There’s more than one way to join in
Rehoming one plant, running a business from home or reaching UK buyers from overseas? Chonk helps plant people find each other.
One plant or hundreds. Rehome your collection or grow your business, at your own pace.
Experienced at importing or plant rehab? Find out what we’re planning and get in touch.
Sell plants now and tell us about the skills you could offer when specialist services open.
Give plants new homes. Help small sellers reach buyers. Make useful plant skills easier to find.
One cutting or a whole collection
First-time seller, collector, hobby grower or nursery: you belong here. Home-based businesses and social-media sellers are welcome too.
Add photos, describe the plant, set your price and choose collection or delivery. Chonk helps buyers find your advert.
You do not need a shop, business or previous selling experience to rehome plants from your own collection. Show the actual plant, describe its condition honestly and agree the handover with your buyer.
Already selling elsewhere? Keep doing that. Adverts are free, there’s no exclusivity, and Chonk is another route to customers. Manage your adverts in Seller Desk.
Chonk aims to connect overseas growers with UK plant buyers. You can browse current adverts and contact sellers about their own delivery arrangements. Structured dispatch-country selection and Chonk import-service matching are not available yet.
Selling and importing are different roles. Our planned service directory would help buyers find independent providers for their route. It would not make Chonk the importer.
Explore current advertsPlanned services — not open for bookings
We’re planning a place for independent importing and rehab skills. You would not need to sell plants on Chonk to take part.
A buyer may find a plant overseas but not know how to import it. The planned directory would help them find an independent provider to do the importing.
The plan is for providers to choose their routes, sellers, plants, capacity, availability, price and requests.
Next import: 18 November
Service price: £35 · Spaces: 5
Planned journey: buyer requests → provider accepts → provider imports → booking completed. Provider applications, route management and bookings are not open yet.
Interested in importing?Explain what your fee covers. International freight, phytosanitary or other documentation, inspection and plant-health charges, customs clearance and onward delivery may cost extra. Make any additional costs clear before a buyer agrees.
Plant rehab is skilled care and acclimatisation: helping plants adjust after a difficult journey. The planned service would let buyers choose it separately from importing.
Providers would choose the plants they accept, capacity, availability, usual care period, price and bookings.
Rehab: £25 · Usual care period: 14 days
Rehab does not guarantee survival. Plants may arrive stressed or damaged. Record their condition on arrival and raise problems directly with the people involved.
Interested in plant rehab?Your skills. Your choice.
No exclusivity. No minimum bookings. Accept only the work that suits you.
Free to join. Free to advertise. You decide what to charge. Chonk Payments are optional; direct arrangements do not carry Chonk payment protection.
Under current plant checkout rules, the buyer pays a 10% Chonk fee on the plant price. The seller receives their plant price and agreed postage; there is no seller commission in that calculation.
The planned model is 10% provider commission and a separate 10% buyer service charge. Service booking and payment are not available yet. The example is illustrative, not an offer.
Choose what you sell, set prices and describe it accurately. Agree delivery, communicate important changes and follow requirements that apply to your activity. Future providers would remain responsible for their services.
Provides plant adverts, helps buyers find you and supports seller enquiries. Existing Chonk plant payment, support and dispute processes apply only where currently offered. Specialist service booking and payment are planned, not available.
Chonk provides the marketplace. You remain responsible for the plants you sell and the services you provide.
Apply → Chonk reviews → create your service → accept eligible bookings.
This process is not open yet. We plan to reuse existing Chonk accounts and ask only for relevant service information.
Chonk review would not be government approval or a guarantee of import success.
Service application statusNo. The planned service model lets providers choose which requests to accept.
You set your plant prices. Future providers would also set their service prices.
No. Collectors, home-based sellers and small businesses are welcome, alongside established nurseries.
No. The planned provider system is separate from selling plants. Applications are not open yet.
That is part of the planned import-service model. Route and booking management are not open yet.
Advertising is free. The planned service model includes 10% provider commission and a separate 10% buyer service charge; it is not live yet. Current plant checkout instead charges the buyer 10% on the plant price, with no seller commission. See the breakdown.
Record its condition and contact the seller or provider responsible for your arrangement. The applicable transaction terms and dispute process determine what happens next.
No. It provides skilled care and acclimatisation, not a guarantee that a stressed or damaged plant will survive.
Existing Chonk-paid plant purchases follow their receipt and dispute rules. Direct arrangements are agreed with the buyer. Specialist service payments are not available yet; no payout date is promised here.
One plant, a growing business or a useful skill. Start with what you have.
Plant adverts are open. Specialist service applications are not open yet.