Carniplant is a garden centre in Manacor, at Camí de Son Fangós, 2, about 5 km from the town centre. It sells carnivorous plants, tropical plants, succulents and growing substrates, and some orders include a brochure on acclimatisation. Parcels are often dispatched on Tuesdays; delivery may take several days and can be delayed by holidays or the carrier. The physical shop may be closed even during opening hours, so checking before visiting is sensible.
Frequently Asked Questions
When does Carniplant send out orders?
According to several customer reports, Carniplant often ships orders only on Tuesdays. One review mentions placing an order on Sunday, 27 April, before 11:59 p.m. to qualify for Tuesday dispatch. A shipping policy described in a review states 24–72 hours.
How long does delivery usually take?
Reviewers mention different delivery times. One order was shipped on Tuesday, 6 May, and delivered on Thursday, 8 May; another customer reported delivery after about a week. Holidays and carrier delays can affect timing, so it is useful to plan around the Tuesday dispatch pattern.
How are plants packaged at Carniplant?
Several customers describe very careful packaging for live plants. Mentions include protective materials, live sphagnum moss, and even a small gift plant or free plant in the parcel. One review says unpacking took around 20 minutes and needed scissors and knives.
Where is Carniplant located, and can you visit the nursery in Manacor?
Carniplant is located in Manacor, Mallorca. Reviews indicate that an in-person visit can be useful if you want to see plants directly or ask for advice. One customer visited on a Saturday morning; at the same time, a few reviews mention that the shop was temporarily closed when they arrived.
What plants and products does Carniplant offer?
Carniplant specialises in plants and garden supplies. Reviews mention carnivorous plants in particular, as well as tropical plants, succulents and different substrates. Several customers also note that there are different plant sizes available, so there are options depending on what you need.
How can you contact Carniplant customer service?
Reviews mention email, WhatsApp, Instagram and phone as contact channels. Several customers describe quick replies when a message gets through, while others report that the phone line was temporarily unavailable. If you are planning an order or a visit, a written enquiry is often the most reliable option.
What practical tips are there for shipping and plant arrival?
Several reviews say the plants should be acclimatised after arrival, and one parcel included a leaflet with care notes. Some plants were reported to arrive without pots or in plastic bags, and one customer described small to medium sizes. A shipping charge of €7 is mentioned in one review, and another case involved an order worth €60 that was not received.
