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TOP TIPS to help prolong the life of your flowers:
Keep your flowers in a cool place. Ideal temperature is between 16 and 22 degrees Celsius
Avoid direct sunlight as this dehydrates your flowers prematurely
Keep flowers away from heating or cooling vents
Keep flowers away from ceiling fans or air conditioning units
Keep flowers away from ripening fruit and vegetables as they give off ethylene gas, which shortens the vase life of the flowers
Do not place flowers in metal vases or containers
Do not place flowers on televisions or radiators (appliances give off heat, causing flowers to dehydrate)
Use flower food/preservative to prolong flower life
Use a clean vase - wash the vase to ensure it is clean, and does not have soapy residue remaining
Clean water regularly - every two days
Add 1 drop of bleach (kills bacteria) to water
Remove any dead blossoms, leaves or foliage from the arrangement
Cut stems on an angle with a sharp knife to increase the surface area, and therefore allow a larger amount of water to be taken up the stem.