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We're so glad you're here! Whether you've received a thoughtful gift or beautiful flowers, we've created this space just for you.
Access helpful tips and guides below, such as how to care for your flowers, as well as exclusive perks!
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If You've Received Fresh Flowers 💐
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Step 1 - Unwrap
- Remove outer wrapping above a sink to avoid potential water spillage
- Keep any binding ties in place to maintain the design
- If there's a water pouch, carefully remove it
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Step 2 - Fresh Cut
- Trim stems at a 45° angle to help them drink
- Flowers came designed in a vase? Lucky you - skip this step!
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Step 3 - Water & Care
- Fill vase with fresh tap water
- Ensure shorter stems are fully submerged
- Change water every 1-2 days
- Keep away from direct sun, strong wind, and fruit - cool, shaded spots are best
- Remove any wilting flowers to keep arrangement fresh for longer
Other Helpful Guides
SPECIFIC FLORAL CARE SECRETS
Hydrangeas
- Revive tired blooms by submerging entire flower and stem in cool water for 30 minutes
- Cut upwards from the bottom of woody stems (2-3cm up) to help them drink more
- Mist flower heads daily - they drink through their petals too!
Cut Orchids
- Phalaenopsis stems can drink through their flowers!
- If looking tired, submerge entire stem and blooms for at least an hour
- Remove spent blooms to keep arrangement fresh
Tulips
- The only flowers that continue growing after being cut - allow space in vase for stems to stretch
- Will bend & grow toward light - rotate vase daily for even growth
Natives
- Banksias, proteas and natives with woody stems benefit from being cut up the stem, similar to hydrangea
- Keep water level high - natives are thirsty creatures!!
- Remove any gumnuts/heavy seeds that fall below the water line
Pro Tips
- Most flowers prefer cool water - it helps them last longer
- Always start with a clean vase
- Remove any foliage sitting below the waterline
CARING FOR ORCHID PLANTS
Phalaenopsis Orchids
- Keep indoors with bright, indirect light
- Only water when potting mix is completely dry (typically every 10-14 days)
- A west-facing windowsill is perfect
Cymbidium Orchids
- Happy outdoors with filtered light
- Water sparingly in winter, more frequently in summer
- Feed with orchid fertiliser once yearly
INDOOR PLANT CARE
Indoor plants thrive with indirect light. The most common issue is overwatering - here's the best method to follow:
- Insert your finger into the soil (about 5cm deep)
- Only water if it feels completely dry
- When in doubt, wait another day
Remember: most indoor plants die from too much water, not too little
TERRARIUM TIPS
- Place in bright, indirect light (avoid direct sun which can cook your plants)
- Always keep glass lid ON to maintain humidity
- Water sparingly - check for condensation inside the glass - if it is present, do not water.
- As a rough guide, once every 6-12 months is sufficient
- Water by using a spray bottle, never pour water in directly
- Trim overgrown plants and remove dead leaves to keep it looking fresh
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