image via Our Labor of Love by Heidi
image via Flowerwild
image via Laura Miller Design
image via Ovando
images above via Saipua
image via Renae’s Bouquet
images above via Clare Day Flowers
image via Designs by Ahn
image via Ovando
image via Kate Hill Flowers
image via Twigg Botanicals and Joielala Photographie
image via b floral
image via Oak and the Owl
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Care Instructions (according to Flowers & Magazine):
“Re-cut stems under water, removing one inch. Then, submerge the entire flower in tepid water for 10 minutes. This makes the flowers turgid and decreases the likelihood of premature wilting. Place stems gently in flower food solution. Stem ends are damaged easily by dropping them roughly on buckets, resulting in less water uptake. Store anthuriums at 55 to 70 degrees F. To keep the humidity high, cover lightly with a plastic bag. Vase life will be substantially reduced if they are stored under 50 degrees F.”
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Please share your experiences with Anthurium…do you soak them? Happy Monday!
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2 comments:
Love the mix of garden flowers with the anthurium. It creates an unexpected and wonderful mix of textures. My aunt, who was a florist in the 60's still calls anthurium "little Boy Flowers". :)
amazing works!!! I Love this flower very much!!!
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