Tropical Flat Orion Bouquet

These fresh Tropical Flowers are shipped directly from our farms to your doorstep.

Fresh Tropical Flat Bouquet

These Centerpieces are easy to use, each bouquet is pre-arranged and require no special design skills.  All you need to do is cut the ends of the stems and put them in your vase. 

Centerpieces will include 12 stems in a mixture of the following flowers: 2 Ginger Red, 1 Ginger Pink, 1 Heliconia, 2 Psitacorum, 2 Areca, 1 Aspidistra, 1 Cordyline Tip and 2 Cordyline Zurgui.

In rare occasions, we may need to substitute a flower in your bouquet if a flower is unavailable or not looking as vibrant as we want.  We will always substitute flowers of equal or higher quality. In the event of a substitution, we will try to reach you for confirmation.

How to Care for Fresh Cut Tropical Bouquet Flowers

Your flower can arrive looking thirsty and droopy.  This is Absolutely Normal as tropicals are shipped directly from our network farms. Start by cutting the end of the stem and placing in a clean bucket of water for proper hydration at least 4 hours before arranging.  Follow steps below

1. Remove your flowers from any packaging and inspect blooms when your box arrives.
2. Gather a clean bucket or containers to hold your flowers
3. Fill the containers with at least 4 inches of fresh lukewarm water. Flower Food not required but, If using flower food follow the package directions for adding it to the water
4. Remove any foliage that would fall below the waterline. Leaves below the waterline may cause bacteria to form shorting the life of your flowers.
5. Use sharp flower shears or scissors to cut approximately 1 inch off of each stem diagonally.
6. Immediately after cutting the stems, place the flower in the prepared water.  Not placing fresh cut flowers in a timely manner will cause the flower veins to close and the flower is unable to properly hydrate.
7. Do not overcrowd your containers with flowers.
8. Tropical flowers need a warmer environment than most cut blooms.  We recommend storing tropical flowers between 65F to 75F.
9. Tropical flowers need to be misted 1-2 times a day with room temperature water.  We recommend using a squirt bottle. 
10. Do not refrigerate your tropical flowers.  Refrigeration will damage the blooms.  Keep them away from direct sunlight, drafts and excessive heat.
11. Change your flower water and recut the stem daily or when you start to notice discoloration in the water.

If upon first inspection when your box arrives, you notice a problem with your flowers, do not proceed, take a picture and call us immediately.