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After you receive your bouquet, you can help your fresh flowers last longer by following these simple cut flower care guidelines. Ciaoflora florists always use the freshest flowers available to fill your bouquet. Knowing how to make your flowers last longer will add to your enjoyment of them, and will help keep them vibrant and long lasting.
STEP ONE Select a Vase There are a number of things you can do to extend the life of your flowers. Select a vase that fits the size and shape of the bouquet. Take the flowers out of their packaging, remove the protective film and pour away the water.
STEP TWO Clean Your Vase Carefully Flowers wilt and rot because of bacteria in the water. To help reduce bacteria build-up and increase your flowers’ lifespan, ensure the vase is cleaned and thus bacteria-free before the flowers are first placed in it. To help keep your flowers fresh and vibrant, clean your vase every two days and refill, rather than top up the water. STEP THREE Water & Flower Food Fill your vase with tepid water, because cut flowers absorb warm water more quickly than cold. Add the floral preservative that you receive with your arrangement. This will help extend the life of the flowers by providing nutrients and inhibiting bacterial growth in the water. STEP FOUR Remove Leaves Remove any excess foliage on the lower section of the stems. Leaves or flowers that are underwater will begin to rot and add bacteria to the water, which will shorten the life of your flowers. Prevent this by stripping off the excess foliage on the lower section of the stem. STEP FIVE Recut the Stems Recut the stem before you put the flower in the vase so it can take up water efficiently. Make the cut at a 45-degree angle, which provides a greater cut surface for water absorption. Trim the stems of your flowers regularly. They have a tendency to reseal themselves and restrict water flow. STEP SIX Avoid Direct Sunlight For a long lifespan of your flowers, display in a cool, well ventilated place out of direct sunlight and keep them away from heat and drafts. Refrigerate your flowers in the evening, but not at too cold a temperature (don’t put them in the freezer). If there is no room in your fridge, move them to a cool location. Refrigeration will help maintain your cut flowers’ beauty. STEP SEVEN Avoid Fruits & Vegetables Avoid placing flowers near fruits and vegetables, which give off ethylene gas that shortens the life of flowers.
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