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Steps to Longer Lasting Roses

Preservative Solution
Placing your roses in a new preservative solution to ensure proper hydration is a very important step to having long lasting roses. There are a number of preservatives available to retailers that ensure roses take up water properly.

Remove foliage that will be under water. Cut 2 to 3 cm off the bottom of the stem using a sharp tool that cuts cleanly and does not crush the stem. Cutting roses underwater ensures that air will not be incorporated into the stem, which may lead to a bent neck.

Colors available: Lavender Roses, Orange Roses, Yellow Roses, Pink and Peach Roses, White Roses.

Tulips
Vase life is variable depending on varieties and can range from 4 days to 2 weeks. If stems are bent, wrap them tightly in wet paper and place in water with a light directly above. Re-cut stems and place in tepid water.

Azaleas
Azaleas require bright light but not direct sun. Water plants regularly. Under-watering is the main cause for leaves to drop. When planting outdoors, loosen the root ball and plant in a shallow hole with the roots fanned out horizontally.

Poinsettia
Place plants in areas of bright light, but avoid direct sunlight. Poinsettias should be kept moist by watering thoroughly approximately once a week. Do not let plants stand in water. Water thoroughly when the compost becomes moderately dry, but avoid over-watering.

How to Care for Your Phalaenopsis Orchid
Before you water your phalaenopsis, make sure the top 1-2 inches of the growing media is dry to touch. If it is still wet, do not apply any more water. Orchid plant needs to be watered every 7-10 days. If your plant is showing a lot of roots, whether inside or outside the pot, you know it's about time to re-pot your orchid. Orchids need lots of bright-diffuse sunlight. 10-15 hours per day is preferred.