The color shades might vary as every batch is different.
As these imported products are sold in their original packaging, there might be broken stalks due to the shipment handling from the origin country.
Hence, please buffer about 10% for spoilage in your event planning.
As such, these are non-refundable items, and no refund and exchange will be allowed once delivery has been accepted.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Chrysanthemums have been cultivated in China as far back as the 15th century BC and are frequently used in Chinese and East Asian art and festivals.
Through the years, the chrysanthemum culture has flourished, giving shape to more varieties, colors, and shapes such as poms, mums, and buttons.
Especially so in the local context where chrysanthemums have a firm reputation as flowers for religious purposes, the new colors and varieties have seen new demands for it at events, weddings, and for bouquets.
The chrysanthemum is also the unofficial national flower of Japan, symbolic of the Imperial Family.
CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Cut stems 45 degrees diagonally with a sharp knife or a pair of scissors.
Change water every two days.
Remove any fallen flowers/leaves on the water surface.
Keep flowers out of direct sunlight and avoid placing in a room with high humidity.
Add flower food to water if desired to increase lifespan.
If flowers start to droop, check if there is too much or too little water.