Flower Care
Flower Care Guide
It’s completely normal for your flowers to arrive looking a little tired after their journey. During transit, flowers are carefully packed to protect their delicate petals, which can sometimes cause them to appear slightly wilted or less vibrant on arrival. Additionally, depending on seasonal availability, your flowers may be delivered in closed, semi-bloomed, or fully bloomed stages—this is intentional to ensure you can enjoy their natural beauty as they continue to open and develop.
With a little care and attention, your flowers will quickly revive. Fresh water, proper trimming, and a suitable environment will help them rehydrate, regain their vibrancy, and bloom to their fullest potential. By following simple care steps, you can extend their lifespan and enjoy their freshness and beauty for as long as possible.
Simple steps on how to care for your flowers
How to take care of your hand tied flower bouquet
- Prepare a clean vase and fill it with fresh, room temperature water.
- Carefully remove the flowers from their wrapping.
- Using a sharp scissors or a knife, time 1-2 inches off the bottom of each stem at a 45-degree angle. (Repeat this step every few days to help flowers drink properly).
- Remove any leaves that will be submerged in water. Leaves in the water can lead to bacterial growth which can shorten the lifespan of the flowers.
- On your clean vase with clean water, add flower food to the water if provided. Follow the instructions on the packet for the correct amount.
- Place trimmed flowers in the vase and ensure them stems are submerged in water.
- Change the water every 2-3 days or as the water become cloudy. Re-trim the stems each time you change the water to maintain freshness.
- Check the flowers daily and remove any wilted or dead flowers promptly. This helps prevent the spread of bacteria and extends the life of the remaining flowers.
How to care for your flowers in box and basket
- Every flowers delivered in basket or box are equipped with premium floral foam that absorbs water and keeps the flowers alive.
- Pour fresh and clean water directly to the floral foam everyday.
- Remove any leaves that will fall on the floral foam as leaves can lead to bacterial growth which can shorten the lifespan of the flowers.
- Check the flowers daily and remove any wilted or dead flowers promptly. This helps prevent the spread of bacteria and extends the life of the remaining flowers.
Special Flower Care Tips
- Avoid placing the flowers to a direct sunlight and heat sources.
- If possible, keep the flowers to a cold room temperature for longer life.
- Avoid placing the flowers near ripening fruits, as the ethylene gas emitted can cause flowers to age faster.
- Every flower have their own proper care. See here to see how to care for your specific flowers.
