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Scarlet Blush Delight
Dhs. 69.00
Colors:
Pink
Red
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BPF-0352
DESCRIPTION
A hand-tied bouquet featuring 7 red and pink roses, elegantly wrapped in premium paper and finished with a matching ribbon for a refined and sophisticated presentation.
Scarlet Blush Delight is a charming and elegant bouquet that blends passion and romance. Red roses symbolize love and admiration, while pink roses bring softness and grace. Perfectly arranged for visual appeal and luxury, this bouquet is ideal for expressing heartfelt emotions and creating memorable moments.
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CARE GUIDE
Care Instructions
Caring for Black Petals Fresh Flowers in Signature Boxes:
Place your arrangement indoors, away from any direct sunlight, heating or cooling vents.
Please don't place them directly under ceiling fans, on top of televisions or radiators.
Keep the arrangement in a cool spot (65 to 72 degrees Fahrenheit).
Black Petals Signature Boxes:
Add a cup of water (tea cup) every other day from the middle into the base of the box.
If needed, re-cut the stems by removing one inch with a sharp knife at a 45 -degree angle then place back into the water absorbed foam.
Caring for Black Petals Bouquets and Arrangements in Vases:
Check the water level every day and change the water every other day.
Re-cut the stems by removing one inch with a sharp knife at a 45 degree angle then place back into the water filled vase.
Flowers are very delicate in nature and need to be taken care of after being presented to you.
They no longer live in soil where they belong and their new home is with you for some time.
Here are the basic care requirements for a Phalaenopsis orchid care:
A Moderately bright window still or similar spot to grow in.
Watering when you receive, watering again when it begins to dry out, usually every 7 to 10 days.
Spray the water on the leaves twice a day.
Fertilizing with a fertilizer made for orchids.
