Plant lovers often end up with more plants than they can handle or want to propagate, while others struggle to find specific varieties without paying high prices. Existing solutions like Facebook groups or Craigslist aren't designed for plant swaps, making the process clunky and unreliable. A dedicated platform could solve this by matching swappers, verifying plant health, and fostering trust within the community.
A simple website (and later an app) could let users list plants they want to swap, browse others' listings, and arrange exchanges.
Optional features might include care tips, wishlists, or ties to local gardening events to keep users engaged.
Unlike general marketplaces, this idea focuses squarely on plant swaps, offering features tailored to gardeners. For example:
An MVP might start with basic listing and messaging tools, then expand based on user feedback. Early testing in active gardening communities could validate demand before scaling up.
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