• Hydration Bag for Initial Freshness
•Each hydrangea stem includes a small hydration bag attached to the bottom to keep it hydrated during shipping. This helps the flower stay fresh upon arrival, ready for your immediate care.
•Trim for Optimal Water Uptake
•Cut each stem at a diagonal angle, about one inch above the hydration bag. Diagonal cuts allow the stem to take in more water, ensuring better hydration.
•Place in Water Immediately
•Once trimmed, place the hydrangeas in a container filled with water. Hydrangeas are especially thirsty flowers, so they need plenty of water to maintain their freshness and fullness.
•Reviving Droopy Blooms
•If your blooms appear droopy even after initial hydration, gently submerge the entire head of the hydrangea in water for a few minutes. This quick soak helps them perk up and rehydrate from petal to stem.
•Spray for Extra Moisture
•Use a spray bottle to mist the flower heads, keeping the blooms moisturized without submerging. This helps retain their vivid color and freshness, especially in warm or dry environments.