Plant Arrangement#2

Flowers are a living piece of nature and require some essential hygiene practices to improve their vase life. We recommend the following generally, however, each species and their varieties often have individual requirements to bloom.

Read more Flower Prep & Care for more flower care tips.

Please, no water.Dried blooms do not like water. It makes their stems weak and mouldy. Keep them warm and dry at all times. 

Avoid direct sunlight. Dried flowers will naturally fade over time, particularly if they are kept in direct sunlight.

Be gentle.They are fragile, and become more fragile as time goes on. You may see some fall out from grasses, some petals or some little blooms but don’t despair. Collect these goodies and enjoy them in another way.

Good airflow. Ensure good airflow around your blooms and prevent temperature fluctuations. They don’t need airflow directly from an open window but in a stagnant or damp room they may become moist. If they become moist they can become mouldy.

• To store artificial flowers effectively, ensure they're kept in a cool, dry spot, shielded from direct sunlight to maintain their color.
• Place them in a durable container or box to safeguard against dust and potential harm. Use tissue paper or bubble wrap to provide cushioning for delicate petals or stems.

Caring for soap flowers is straightforward: refrain from exposing them to water, shield them from direct sunlight to preserve their vibrant colors and prevent brittleness, and delicately remove any accumulated dust with a soft brush when needed.

Not everyone is born with a green thumb but thankfully there are tips, hacks, and tricks to keep your plants alive and thriving. Understanding the needs of your plants will lead to reduced stress, cleaner air, and a happier environment.

Read more on Plant Prep & Care for more care tips.

Please Note: The pictures are for reference only. The picture might be little different from the actual items because of screen and lighting effect.