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Now that you’ve received our beautifulPoPPY bouquet, return home and remove ALL of the wrapping. After that,find your favourite vase and clean it wellusing soap and water.   

 

STEP 1: UNWRAP IT

 

Now that you’ve received our beautiful  
Poppy bouquet, return home and  
remove all of the wrapping. 
Find your favourite vase and clean it well.

 

 

STEP 2: A FRESH CUT 

 

Grab a pair of scissors and trim at least 1.5cm
off the stem at a 45 degree angle.

Fun Fact: 
This allows the flowers a greater surface area
to drink up and prevents them from suffocating!
 

 

STEP 3: WATER UP

 

Flowers are great drinkers. 
Always fill your vase with clean water
and change the water in your vase daily
to maintain your fresh blooms!  
 

 

STEP 4: STAY COOL 

 

Place the flowers in the vase and ensure that all the
stems are submerged in water. Oh, and remember to
keep your flowers in cool areas! (18-22 °C)
Avoid direct sunlight or heat.

 

 

STEP 5: SHOWER THEM WITH LOVE

 

Finally, shower your flowers with love! Similar to us, flowers require an abundance of care and love!
Repeat steps 2-4 daily and remove any dried up or
decomposed parts to keep em’ fresh. We know that this can be too much of a hassle, but believe us, it’s worth it!

 

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Flowers' lifespan vary from *breed to breed. In Singapore where our climate is generally warmer, does has an impact on their full vase-life potential and ability to stay optimal fresh beyond 5 days, especially for delicate, imported fresh cut flowers. 

We like to consider it as a Floral Miracle if these delicate beauties could last beyond 5 days in room temperature, and be blessed by the Floral Fairies, you just might get to enjoy the beauties for up to a good 7 -8 days!

*Typically, only local breeds like Red Ginger flowers, Heliconias, Dendrobium Orchids & the likes will take to exposure in the heat and sun better..... But clean water is equally crucial.

 

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