Flower Care

Here are a few tips we recommend to ensure the longevity of your bouquet:

Place it in a vase filled with water.
Change the water daily, and cut the stems of your bouquet diagonally every two days.
Protect from direct sunlight.
Store in a cool area; it's best to keep it away from radiators, televisions, fireplaces, and ovens.
Each type of flower may have a different vase life; Therefore, removing wilted flowers from your bouquet will ensure that the other flowers stay fresh longer.

Here are a few tips we recommend to ensure the longevity of your vase flower arrangements:

Our vase flower arrangements usually come in a floral sponge called an oasis. Adding water daily until the vase is full will extend the life of your flowers.
Protect from direct sunlight.
Store your arrangement in a cool area. It's best to keep it away from radiators, televisions, fireplaces, and ovens.

Here are a few tips we recommend to ensure the longevity of your flower arrangements in plexiglass boxes:

Your flowers in plexiglass boxes come in a floral sponge called an oasis. This sponge contains water and flower vitamins, so there's no need to water them. If you water it, it may leak from the box.
Protect from direct sunlight.
Store your flower box in a cool area. It would be better to keep it away from radiators, televisions, fireplaces, and ovens.

Here are a few tips we recommend to ensure the longevity of your flower arrangements in cylinder boxes:

Your flowers in the box come in a floral sponge, which we call an oasis. This sponge contains water and flower vitamins, so there's no need to water them. Watering can damage the box, as it's made of cardboard.
Protect from direct sunlight.
Store your flower box in a cool area. It's best to keep it away from radiators, televisions, fireplaces, and ovens.

Here are a few tips we recommend to ensure the longevity of your succulent arrangements:

Once every two weeks, water 1 or 2 cups of water, depending on the size, to moisten the soil. Because they don't like too much water, care should be taken not to overwater them.
Mistaging them once a week will help them stay healthier.
Most succulents like bright and semi-shade environments. Relatively harmless morning and evening sun are also among their preferred lighting conditions.

Here are a few tips we recommend to ensure the longevity of your orchids:

Orchids do not like direct sunlight. Therefore, they should be kept in a bright area, but away from direct sunlight. You can grow it in front of a window behind sheer curtains, allowing it to benefit from the light and prevent damage from sunlight.
Every four days, place two ice cube trays directly on the soil. As the ice melts, the orchid will absorb the water. Remove any moss from the soil before watering. Once the ice melts, it can be replanted.
Be careful not to move your orchid's location frequently.
If you want your orchid to bloom healthily again after it has shed its flowers, remove the orchid stem stem and start counting the nodes from the base of the stem. Cut it slightly above the third node. As you continue watering and caring, you'll see new orchids bloom.