Primi Fiori

 

1. Our boxed flowers are held in place by wet floral foam. The box is lined with plastic to prevent leaking. Water the flowers every day and slowly so the foam can soak up the water. Cut the stems every other day.

 

2. Floral foam is porous, if you would like your flowers to last longer you can transfer them to a vase after a week or two.

 

 

Donatella

 

1. The flowers come delivered with water tubes and flower food.  

 

2. If you’d like to display your flowers in the Donatella box, you may refill the water tubes daily and make sure the box is displayed upright.

 

3. For longevity, we recommend taking the flowers out of the box and putting them in a vase as soon as possible.

 

Hand Tied Bouquet

 

To provide your bouquet longevity we listed down some tips and tricks for you to follow.

 

1. Upon receiving your flowers don’t forget to appreciate their beauty and sweet thoughts. Remove the wrapping paper but keep the wires/strings that holds the flowers together.

 

2. Fill an appropriate-sized clean vase with lukewarm water. Water that is too hot or too cold may shock the flowers and can result to premature wilting. Ideally, the water level should be almost full or until all stems are reaching the water source.

 

3. Your bouquet comes with a flower food packet. Although, all floral arrangements are well hydrated and fed before we deliver, we recommend you to use the flower food for longer lasting flowers. Please follow instructions at the back of the pouch.

 

4. Firmly hold your bouquet and cut the wires/string. With a pruning shears or pairing knife cut the stems in an angle. The angle makes a larger surface from which the flower can drink, as well as it prevents the stem from sitting right on the bottom of the vase.

 

5. Immediately place your flower stems after cutting. Enjoy!

 

For dehydrated blooms:

 

1. Remove the affected stem from the arrangement, cut the stem in an angle.

2. Fill a basin or your sink with lukewarm water approximately 2-3 inches.

3. Lay the flower horizontally making sure the end of the stem is submerged.

4. Let it soak for an hour. Remove and gently shake to remove excess water.  

5. By now it should be bouncy and strong. Re-cut the ends and place it back to your vase.



Tips:

-Change the water and re-cut the ends of your flowers in an angle every other day for longevity.  

-We recommend keeping flowers away from direct heat and drafts

-Ideally you want to keep the flowers at room temperature or in a cooler place for longevity

- If you are moving the flowers to another vase, make sure to remove any decaying foliage from the arrangement.

-Other things that may affect flowers are fruits and vegetables especially bananas and cigarette smoke.

Vase Arrangements

 

To provide your vase arrangement longevity we listed down some tips and tricks for you to follow.

 

 

1. Upon receiving your vase arrangement check the water and top it up to 3/4 of the vase in case some spilled over while en route. Your arrangement comes with a packet of flower food. Set it aside for the next day.

 

2. Keep your arrangement away from direct sunlight and heat generating appliances.

3. Enjoy!

 

Tips

 

-Change the water and re-cut the ends of your flowers in an angle every other day for longevity. We recommend incorporating the flower food that comes with your arrangement. Please follow the instructions at the back of the pouch.

 

 

For dehydrated blooms:

 

1. Remove the affected stem from the arrangement, cut the stem in an angle.

2. Fill a basin or your sink with lukewarm water approximately 2-3 inches.

3. Lay the flower horizontally making sure the end of the stem is submerged.

4. Let is soak for an hour. Remove and gently shake to remove excess water.

5. By now it should be bouncy and strong. Re-cut the ends and place it back to your vase.

 

 

Tips:

 

-Change the water and re-cut the ends of your flowers in an angle every day for longevity. We recommend incorporating the flower food that comes with your arrangement. Please follow the instructions at the back of the pouch.