PPS Plant Passport

One plant.
Its own story.

A lasting identity for an individual plant, connected to its reviewed history.

Explore individual plants and their upcoming bundles: a plant, exclusive graphic T-shirt, plant certificate, lifetime Plant Passport access for that plant and premium tag. Final details and pricing are being prepared.

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Product previews are live. Purchasing stays closed for at least 20 weeks after each plant’s completed photo intake, and until its final offer is ready. Passport histories are published separately after review.

Concept illustration of a leafy plant connected to a blank identity and history card
A visual introduction to Plant Passport.
One plant. One identity.

A change of pot does not change the plant’s identity.

Clarity over guesswork.

Unknown facts stay Unknown. Private locations and private notes are not shown publicly.

Have a PPS-P ID?

Keep the connection.

  1. Keep the original ID.

    Keep the PPS-P ID exactly as supplied by PPS with the plant.

  2. Open the viewer.

    Use that same ID in the public passport viewer to look for the plant’s record.

  3. Read its published history.

    A record appears only after review and publication. Having an ID does not mean it is public yet.

A little clarity

Know what you’re looking at.

Does every plant include a passport?

Plant Passport is designed to be included with eligible PPS plants. Check the individual listing for Passport inclusion; it is not included with every plant. A purchase does not automatically create a public record.

Is my order number or product SKU a Passport ID?

No. Use only the PPS-P ID supplied by PPS for that individual plant. Your order number and a product’s SKU are different references.

What if my ID does not show a record?

Check the ID against the one PPS supplied. A record may not be reviewed and public yet. Contact PPS for help with the supplied ID; please do not send private location or payment details.

Is this a certification or plant-health document?

A PPS Plant Passport is a plant identity and history record. It is not a legal certification or a substitute for any required phytosanitary or regulatory documentation.

Does ordering printed cards or labels create a passport?

No. PPS Studio prints ordinary cards, labels and other products from your artwork. Those print purchases are separate from passport review and publication.