The described business is a direct-to-consumer brand specializing in self-watering planters and operating via an online platform. They offer a variety of planter designs utilizing a passive wick watering system, complemented by a unique low-water light feature. The brand is well-established with complete branding elements including packaging, trademark registration, and online retail listings. Currently, 836 units are warehoused at a third-party logistics provider in China, with a wholesale value of $10,156 USD. The brand also possesses an Australian trademark and is part of an online brand registry. Financially, the business is struggling to achieve profitability due to the high costs associated with customer acquisition and fulfillment. As a result, the owners are seeking to transfer the brand to an individual or entity better equipped to manage these logistical challenges. The primary reasons for selling include the inability to manage warehousing and fulfillment locally, and unsuccessful paid acquisition strategies. The ideal buyer would be someone already operating within the garden or homewares industry with existing fulfillment infrastructure. This opportunity offers a distinctive, trademarked product line at a price below inventory cost, accompanied by all brand assets. The asking price is A$10,000, which includes the wholesale stock value, but places no additional value on the accompanying trademark, website, creative resources, listings, or supplier relationships.