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Care Instructions

HOLIDAY ARRANGEMENTS

All mini trees, wreaths, door hanger, centerpieces, and garlands

All our arrangements are made by hand with fresh foliage. Because they are made with natural products they will dry out and loose some foliage over time. Enjoy them throughout the season, with these easy maintenance tips:

 

  • Keep in a cool, dry area
  • Keep away from direct sunlight
  • Spray mist the fresh foliage (noble fir, cypress, eucalyptus, etc.) with water daily to hydrate
  • For items arranged in floral foam (ex. Centerpieces), top up the foam with 1-2 tbsp of water daily.

 

  • For items with additional décor and ornaments, avoid spraying with water (for example, the cotton stems in the cotton centerpiece)

FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS & SINGLE VARIETY BUNCHES


If flowers are arranged in a vessel with foam

  • Keep in a cool, dry area
  • Keep away from direct sunlight
  • Top up the foam with 1-2 tbsp of water daily

If flowers are arranged in a vase with water or bouquet

  • Keep in a cool, dry area
  • Keep away from direct sunlight
  • Change the water and clean the vase every other day
  • Give them a quick trim the day after they arrive so they can get a fresh drink of water. Trim 1/2 “ off at a 45 degree angle.



PLANT CARE


POTTED PHALAENOPSIS ORCHIDS

LIGHT

  • Keep in a bright room with natural light.  Do NOT place in direct sunlight or blooms will burn.
  • Keep away from fans and air conditioners, as they will dry out the orchids blooms

WATER


  • Spray mist roots with water every 2-3 days OR pour 20-30ml of water to the roots of the plant every 5 days (or when roots look dry).
  • Do NOT spray mist or wet the orchid blooms



POTTED BROMELIADS

LIGHT

  • Keep in a room with moderate -bright light.  
  • Avoid exposure to direct, hot sun because they will burn.

WATER

  • Bromeliads are more likely to suffer from over-watering than under-watering.
  • Bromeliads have a tank (the central well which the flower stalks arise out of) which is how they collect a lot of water needed.
  • In an indoor environment, it is best not to let “old water” sit in the tank
  • Water your bromeliads twice a week by letting water run through the tank.  Pour out any excess water
  • Mist leaves daily