Flower buying tips
The leaves of the flowers are vibrant green instead of yellow.
Heavy-petaled flowers are more fresh and long-lasting than single-petaled flowers, such as orange stalks and vanilla orchids. If there is pollen scattered on the petals, it proves that the flower is about to be zeroed.
Flowers are difficult to survive in a dry environment, so try to buy flowers that are placed indoors.
Different varieties of flowers have different life cycles, such as carnations and chrysanthemums, which have a longer lifespan than irises, peas and violets.
Usually, the flowers that have been cut down have a shorter lifespan than those without fragrance.
Fresh flowers, such as chrysanthemums or gerberas, should not have pollen on the head, and the center of the flower bud should be clearly visible. Not all flowers have a fragrance, and in a warm room, the smell of flowers is stronger. The fresher the flowers, the stronger the fragrance. Daffodils, anemones, tulips and other root flowers survive longer in shallow water, but care should be taken to keep them well hydrated.
