Flower Care Tips to Keep Blooms Fresh Longer

🌸 Flower Bouquet Care Tips 🌸

1) Trim the Stems

Cut 1–2 cm from the bottom of each stem at a diagonal angle before placing in water.

2) Use Fresh Water

Fill a clean vase with cool water and change it every 2 days to keep flowers hydrated.

3) Remove Extra Leaves

Take off any leaves that fall below the waterline to avoid bacteria build-up.

4) Keep Them Cool

Display flowers in a cool spot, away from direct sunlight, heat sources, or fruits.

5) Add Flower Food

Use the flower food provided for longer-lasting freshness.

🌼 Flower Arrangement Care Tips 🌼

1) Water Gently

Check the floral foam or base daily. Add a small amount of fresh water to keep it moist — don’t overfill.

2) Keep It Cool

Place your arrangement in a cool area, away from direct sunlight, air conditioning, or heat sources.

3) Avoid Fruit Nearby

Ripening fruits release gases that can shorten the life of your flowers.

4) Handle With Care

Avoid moving or shaking the container too often — gentle handling helps maintain the design and structure.

5) Enjoy the Beauty

With just a little attention, your arrangement from Perfect Flowers and Indoor Plants will stay lovely for days.

🌿 Open Terrarium Care Tips 🌿

1) Light is Key

Place your terrarium in a bright spot with indirect sunlight. Avoid harsh direct sun, which can scorch the plants.

2) Water Lightly

Water sparingly — just enough to keep the soil slightly moist. Use a spray bottle or teaspoon for controlled watering. (Usually once every 1–2 weeks, depending on your environment.)

3) Avoid Overwatering

Too much water can cause root rot. Always check that the soil is dry before the next watering.

4) Keep It Clean

Remove any yellowing leaves or debris to prevent mold or pests.

5) Fresh Air Helps

Make sure your terrarium has good air circulation — avoid sealing or covering it.

Enjoy the miniature world you’ve brought home from Perfect Flowers and Indoor Plants 🌱

🌿 Closed Terrarium Care Tips 🌿

1) Indirect Light Only

Place in a bright area with indirect sunlight. Direct sunlight can overheat the terrarium and cause condensation build-up.

2) No Frequent Watering Needed

Closed terrariums need very little water. If you don’t see light condensation on the glass, add a small amount of water. (Typically once every 3–4 weeks or even less.)

3) Vent Occasionally

Open the lid for a few hours every couple of weeks to refresh the air and reduce excess moisture.

4) Wipe Glass Gently

If condensation is too heavy or the glass fogs up, gently wipe the inside or leave the lid off temporarily.

5) Trim as Needed

Remove yellowing leaves and trim overgrown plants to keep the balance of your mini jungle.

Enjoy your living art piece from Perfect Flowers and Indoor Plants 🌿✨