Flower Care | JazzUp

Taking care of your flowers is essential to keep them looking their best for longer.

Unwrap the flowers and trim stems 1/2-1” at an angle using shears or a sharpknife for a clean cut.
Put flowers in a clean vase filled halfway with fresh water. Add flower food to reduce bacteria growth.
To ensure the water stays clean, remove any leaves or foliage from the stems that fall under the waterline.
Refresh water and trim stems every 1-2 days. Monitor water level andtop up when necessary.
Keep flowers away from direct sunlight or heat. Avoid placing near ripening fruits or vegetables.
Keep your blooms fresh longer by promptly removing wilted bloomsand leaves as they occur.

Cleaning: Avoid wetting the flower heads; promptly remove petals with gray mold to prevent spreading to other blooms.

Rejuvenation: Trim the roots at an angle and submerge the flower heads no more than 10cm above the water level for 4-6 hours to revitalize the flowers.

Pruning: Eliminate surplus leaves, leaving 2-3 intact.

Maintenance: Trim roots at an angle, maintain water levels at one-third capacity, supplement with nutrients, and trim roots every two days. For optimal care, roses prefer water at the base; replenish with purified water as needed.

Note: When arranging in a vase, provide ample space between each rose's flower head and roots for air circulation. Avoid direct sunlight, keep away from air vents, and steer clear of fruits that may hasten flower ripening.

Rejuvenation: Retain the red part of the rhizome and immerse the flowers in deep water for 4-6 hours. In warm weather, it is necessary to add an appropriate amount of disinfectant to stimulate the flowers.

Maintenance: Add preservative in proportion to the maintenance, ensuring 1/3 water level preservation.

Cleaning When the root condition is normal, there is no need to cut the roots. However, rhizomes are susceptible to rot. Timely clean the roots and flower containers.

Change the water: Change the water promptly.

Note: Avoid direct sunlight and exposure to air outlets.

Pruning: Cross-cut the roots of the flower stems and remove the white wadding in the middle of the branches to enhance the water-absorbing area.

Rejuvenation: Immerse in deep water at 2/3 water level or more for 6-8 hours. In case of dehydration, hydrangeas can have their flower heads directly placed in water to facilitate water absorption.

Maintenance: Regularly change the water, trim roots, and mist water around hydrangeas to maintain humidity.

Note: Avoid direct sunlight and exposure to air outlets.

Pruning: Since tulip stems are soft, trim the flower roots flat by 1cm. Cutting at an angle may easily damage the stems.

Rejuvenation: Utilize wrapping paper to gently bundle the tulip stems straight and immerse them in deep water for 3 hours to maintain the upright position of the flower stems.

Pruning (after rejuvenation): Unwrap the wrapping paper, remove most of the leaves, and retain the top two leaves. When handling the leaves, tear them flatly from left to right to prevent tearing in the up and down direction, which could damage the flower surface.

Maintenance: Trim tulip stems flat according to the height of the vase and keep them in shallow water to prolong the blooming time. Place them in a comfortable, ventilated, semi-shady environment for curing.

Change the water: Renew the water every 2 days, clean the roots and vases, and ensure the water remains clear and clean.

Rejuvenation: Trim the roots flatly, and immerse the flowers in deep water for 2-6 hours.

Maintenance: After the flowers have awakened, rinse the rhizomes, cut the roots flatly, and maintain them at 1/3 water level.

Change the water: Since roots are prone to rot, ensure the vase and water are kept clean. Change the water daily and trim the roots flatly.

Note: Avoid direct sunlight and exposure to air outlets.

Rejuvenation: Trim the roots diagonally, ensuring the flower head is kept 5cm away from the water surface. Immerse the flowers in deep water for 2-4 hours.

Pruning: Remove excess leaves and small flower buds that cannot open.

Maintenance: Trim the roots regularly, change the water frequently, and maintain it at a 1/3 low water level. Avoid direct sunlight and stay away from air conditioning outlets.

Note: The ranunculus just received are slightly dehydrated, and the condition of the flowers will improve after waking up.

Rejuvenation: Trim the flower roots diagonally by 2cm and immerse them in deep water for 4-6 hours. As the flower stems are easy to break, it is better to use a tall container.

Pruning: Eliminate excess leaves, retain 1-2 leaves, remove small flower buds, allowing water to transfer efficiently to the flowers.

Maintenance: Cut flower roots at an angle, maintain at a low water level, tolerate cold but not heat, and avoid placing in direct sunlight.

Change the water: Every 1-2 days to keep the vase and flower stems clean.

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