Flower Care

Fresh flowers are naturally delicate, but a little care can help them stay beautiful for longer.

 

A Little Reminder

Fresh flowers are natural products.

Different flower varieties have different lifespans, and environmental conditions will also affect how long they remain fresh.

Enjoy every stage of their bloom.

For Flower Bouquets

1. Remove the Wrapping When Appropriate

If your bouquet is water-packed for delivery, remove the outer wrapping when you're ready to place it in a vase.

2. Trim the Stems

Cut approximately 1–2 cm from the bottom of the stems at an angle using clean scissors or floral shears.

This helps the flowers absorb water more easily.

3. Use a Clean Vase

Fill a clean vase with fresh water before placing your flowers inside.

4. Change the Water Regularly

Replace the water every 1–2 days and clean the vase if necessary.

5. Remove Leaves Below the Waterline

Leaves sitting in water can encourage bacteria growth.

Remove any leaves that would otherwise be submerged.

6. Keep Flowers Somewhere Cool

Avoid placing your flowers:

  • Under direct sunlight
  • Beside strong heat
  • Directly under air-conditioning airflow
  • Near ripening fruits

7. Remove Wilted Flowers

If some flowers begin to wilt earlier than others, remove them to help the remaining arrangement stay fresh and neat.

For Flower Baskets & Floral Foam Arrangements

Many basket arrangements are designed using floral foam.

Add Water Carefully

Check the floral foam daily and add a small amount of clean water when it begins to feel dry.

Pour slowly to avoid overflowing.

Keep the Arrangement Cool

Place it away from direct sunlight, strong heat and intense airflow.

Do Not Remove the Flowers

The flowers are positioned intentionally within the arrangement. Avoid repeatedly removing or rearranging individual stems.