Flower Care

Proper care will help extend the life and appearance of your flowers. Please follow the guidelines below after receiving your arrangement.

How to Care for Your Flowers

  • Remove all outer packaging carefully.
  • Place flowers in a cool area, away from direct sunlight, heat, or drafts.
  • Keep flowers away from fruits, as ripening fruit releases ethylene gas that can shorten vase life.

If Your Flowers Arrive in Floral Foam

  • Add fresh water daily directly into the foam to keep it fully saturated.
  • Do not remove flowers from the foam.
  • Keep the arrangement in a cool location, away from heat and direct sunlight.

If Your Flowers Arrive in a Vase

  • Check the water level daily and refill as needed with clean, room-temperature water.
  • Replace the water every 1–2 days.
  • Remove any foliage that falls below the water line to prevent bacteria growth.

If Your Flowers Arrive as a Bouquet

  • Unwrap the bouquet completely.
  • Trim stems at an angle before placing them in a clean vase with fresh water.
  • Change the water every 1–2 days and re-trim stems as needed.

Orchid Plants

  • Water sparingly and allow excess water to drain fully.
  • Avoid overwatering, as orchids do not tolerate standing water.
  • Place orchids in bright, indirect light.

If Your Flowers Wilt

  • Wilting can occur due to dehydration or heat exposure.
  • Re-cut stems and place flowers in fresh water.
  • Move the arrangement to a cooler location and avoid direct sunlight.

A Note on Flower Longevity

Flowers are natural and seasonal products. Vase life varies depending on flower type, environment, and care.

With proper care, most arrangements will last at least 3 days, and often longer.

Floral Thoughts

Variations in bloom size, shape, and opening stage are natural.

Flowers may continue to open after delivery, while others may reach peak bloom sooner.