| Frequently Asked Question Following is some Tropical Flower Information that we are most often asked. If your question isn't answered here, contact us! How should tropial flowers be arranged? Just clip the ends for a loose flower arangement, place the stems in the vase, pull flowers out and trim a bit here and there until you have a pleasing overall shape - this leaves the flowers available for regular trimming so they stay fresh the longest. A more planned arrangement is achieved by placing the stems one at a time in one hand until you're happy with the look, tie the stems together, and trim the bottom of the stems even. What are the longest lasting tropical flowers? Anthuriums will last from 7 to 14 days depending on care and variety. Dendrobium Orchids will last from 5 to 8 days, while Oncidium Orchids will last 7 to 10 days. Tropicals vary widely, but should last up to 5 days for the most delicate, 8 days for the hardier types. All of this depends not only on the flower care in the home, but also the climatic conditions. All tropical flowers need fresh water, misting, and avoidance of heat sources and drafts. Are you seeking some specific Tropical Flower Information? Contact us today! What tropical flowers are easiest to arrange? The Orchids are the very easiest, simply place in a vase and they will naturally arch and fill the space beautifully. Anthuriums and Tropicals encourage creativity - they look beautiful just placed in a vase (exactly what our pictures show), or you can get very artistic experimenting with different sizes and placement of stems.
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