Flower Care Guide
Give your blooms the love they deserve. Follow these care tips to help your flowers and plants last longer and stay looking fresh.
Vase Arrangements
Your vase arrangement arrives ready to display but a little care goes a long way.
Tips:
- Top up the vase with clean, room-temperature water daily.
- Change the water every 2 days to prevent bacteria buildup.
- Remove any wilted blooms or leaves as the days go on.
- Keep away from direct sunlight, air vents, and heat sources.
- Add flower food (if provided) to keep blooms nourished.
Hand-Tied Bouquets
Hand-tied bouquets are designed for easy transfer into a vase.
Tips:
- Unwrap the bouquet carefully and remove any packaging or ribbons.
- Trim 1 inch off each stem at a 45° angle before placing in a vase.
- Fill a clean vase with fresh, room-temperature water and flower food.
- Refresh water and re-trim stems every 2 days.
- Display in a cool, shaded area, away from heat or direct sunlight.
Hatbox Arrangements
Hatboxes are floral foam-based designs and don’t require a vase.
Tips:
- Keep the box upright and avoid tilting or shaking.
- Add a small amount of water (around 50–100ml) directly into the center every 2 days. Pour slowly to prevent overflow or damage to the box.
- Do not remove flowers from the box.
- Place in a cool, shaded spot, away from direct sunlight or heat.
- Handle with care, do not submerge or soak the box.
Orchids are elegant and low-maintenance but require specific care.
Tips:
- Water only once a week, do not overwater. Let roots dry slightly between waterings.
- Use room-temperature water and avoid wetting the leaves.
- Place in indirect light, away from direct sun or air-conditioning.
- Avoid sudden temperature changes, orchids prefer a stable, humid environment.
- Wipe leaves occasionally with a soft, damp cloth to keep them dust-free.
Each plant has its own needs, but here are general care guidelines:
Tips:
- Check the soil before watering, most indoor plants prefer it to be slightly dry between waterings.
- Water from the base or directly into the soil (not over the leaves).
- Place in bright, indirect light.
- Remove dead leaves and dust the plant to encourage healthy growth.
- Fertilize monthly if needed, depending on the plant type.
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