RECOMMENDATIONS:
1. Before placing your flowers in water, trim all stems diagonally two centimeters (1 in).
2. Remove all leaves from the part of the stem inside the vase, leaves should never touch the water or remain inside the vase.
3. Water lever in the vase should range from 7 to 10cm (3 to 4 in), depending on the size of the vase. You may add a teaspoon of sugar for food.
4. Don not place your flowers in too bright an area. It is best they be in a cool place, with indirect light.
5. Trim the stems 1 cm (1bout ½ in) every other day, and change the water every two to three days.
6. Add water as the flowers consume it, or change it completely, but do maintain in the recommended level.
CUT FLOWER CARE FAQ:
How can I make my flowers last longer?
Proper flower care is relatively simple, but it can make a huge difference in extending the life of your flowers. Just make sure to change the water regularly and keep the flowers in a cool (65-72 degrees Fahrenheit) place. If you’re willing to make an extra effort, you can try misting the flowers gently; this won’t make a dramatic difference, but may help keep your flowers hydrated.
Should fresh cut flowers be placed in direct sunlight?
Once they are showcased cut flowers need to be placed in indirect lighted areas. Direct sunlight only accelerates the evaporation of the water and causes the flower to dry out faster and wither.
Is it okay to remove the thorns from my roses?
Removing thorns is not something that we recommend as their removal results in “wounds” that are an invitation to micro-organisms and bacterial infection.
What do I do if the water becomes clouded and the buds droop?
You probably florgot to remove the leaves from the bottom of the stems. Remember that the leaves must always be removed along the part of the stem that is in the water inside the base. Too much water in the base can also cause the same effect.
How long do fresh cut flowers usually last?
Depending on the flower variety itself, fresh cut flowers can last up to three weeks.