Oriental Lilies Wholesale

Please note that Lily stammers must be carefully removed from the Lily buds before the stammers open as their pollen stains. Removing the stammers also helps the flower to last longer. Use a fork to lift stammers away from the Lily if they are starting to pollinate. Be careful with clothes and items left around Lilies with stammers when unpacking or arranging them. Lilies arrive closed and need enough time to bloom. On the delivery information provided before placing your order, we recommended to schedule Lilies delivery 3-4 days before your event to enable them to fully open. If days pass and your Lilies seem not to be opening specially during the winter, re-cut the stems, hydrate them in warm water, add a spoon of sugar per litter of water, wrap their heads in newspaper while keeping them in water at all times, and place them in a warm place with direct sunlight if possible so the open...

Please note that Lily stammers must be carefully removed from the Lily buds before the stammers open as their pollen stains. Removing the stammers also helps the flower to last longer. Use a fork to lift stammers away from the Lily if they are starting to pollinate. Be careful with clothes and items left around Lilies with stammers when unpacking or arranging them. Lilies arrive closed and need enough time to bloom. On the delivery information provided before placing your order, we recommended to schedule Lilies delivery 3-4 days before your event to enable them to fully open. If days pass and your Lilies seem not to be opening specially during the winter, re-cut the stems, hydrate them in warm water, add a spoon of sugar per litter of water, wrap their heads in newspaper while keeping them in water at all times, and place them in a warm place with direct sunlight if possible so the opening process is accelerated. If there is no sunlight available, put them under a few lamps without allowing the lamps to be too close to the heads to avoid burning them. This will act as a sunlight to expedite the opening process. Usually each Lily stem comes with 3 to 5 heads and only 2-3 heads open per stem. The remaining heads always remain closed. Florist keep the remaining heads for arrangements needed for the following week. If you do not like the way how the additional heads look closed in your arrangements, you can cut them and hydrate them separately so they can be used in arrangements for the following week passed your event.