General Flower Care

Clean Vase & Water
Start with a clean vase and fill it with fresh, cool water to keep your flowers healthy and prevent bacteria.

Nutrients
Add the provided flower food to the water to give your blooms the essential nutrients they need to thrive.

Placement
Keep your arrangement in a cool spot, away from direct sunlight, heaters, and ripening fruit.

The Best Spot for Your Flowers

Avoid the Sun

Direct sunlight will "cook" your flowers and cause them to wilt rapidly.

Keep it Cool

Avoid placing your vase near heaters, air conditioners, or on top of electronic appliances (like TVs).

Fruit Alert

Keep flowers away from ripening fruit. Fruits release ethylene gas, which makes flowers age faster!

Tips & Tricks From The Experts

Bouquet Care

Unpack
01

Unpack

Remove the decorative wrap and hydration pack as soon as you arrive home.

Pruning
02

Pruning

Trim 2cm off each stem at a 45° angle to allow maximum water absorption.

Foliage
03

Foliage

Strip any leaves that will sit below the water line to keep the water bacteria-free.

Refresh
04

Refresh

Change with fresh cool water every 2 days and give the stems a fresh cut.

Foam Care

Stay Put
01

Stay Put

Do not pull flowers out of the foam, as they cannot be effectively re-inserted.

Hydrate
02

Hydrate

Gently pour half a cup of water into the center of the arrangement daily.

Cool Spot
03

Cool Spot

Keep the foam arrangement in a cool, shaded area away from direct sunlight.

Drainage
04

Drainage

Place on a coaster or tray to protect your furniture from potential moisture seep.

Everlasting

Dry Only
01

Dry Only

Moisture is the enemy. Keep your dried blooms bone dry and away from water.

No Sun
02

No Sun

Direct sunlight will fade colors. Keep in a shaded spot to preserve their vibrancy.

Dusting
03

Dusting

Use a hair dryer on a cool, low setting to gently remove dust every few months.

Humidity
04

Humidity

Avoid high-humidity areas like bathrooms or kitchens to prevent softening.

Care Tips by Variety

The Art of Roses 🌹

Guard Petals
01

Guard Petals

Gently remove the two outermost "guard petals" if they look bruised; they protect the inner bloom.

Thirsty Blooms
02

Thirsty Blooms

Roses drink a lot. Ensure your vase is always filled at least 2/3 of the way with fresh water.

Hydrangea Happiness ☁️

Petal Bath
01

Petal Bath

If they wilt, submerge the entire flower head in cool water for 30 minutes to revive them.

Cross Cut
02

Cross Cut

Make a vertical slice up the center of the stem after your 45° cut to help them drink more.

The Peony Season 🌸

Sticky Buds
01

Sticky Buds

If buds won't open, gently wipe away any sticky sap with a warm, damp cloth to help them bloom.

Heavy Heads
02

Heavy Heads

Peonies are heavy. Use a shorter, sturdy vase to support their heads as they fully open.

Australian Natives 🌿

Keep it Cool
01

Keep it Cool

Natives love fresh air. Keep them away from heaters, direct sun, and air-con vents.

Vase Hygiene
02

Vase Hygiene

Natives are sensitive to bacteria. Deep clean your vase thoroughly every time you change the water.

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