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Peonies look like golf balls upon arrival and can open as big as the palm of a hand depending on the season and place were they are grown. They need to be hydrated for at least 24 hours before they can start to open. If your Peonies are opening to fast, keep them in a cool and shaded place in water and do not add floral food or sugar to the water while hydrating. If your Peonies are not opening, wrap the Peony heads in newspaper while keeping them in water at all times. Hydrate them in warm water and add a spoon of sugar or floral food per liter of filtered water. To force Peonies to open, keep them at room temperature in a place with sunshine. If there is no sunshine, put them under a few lamps so they can warm up. Make sure the Peony heads are not too close to the lamps to avoid burning them.
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Peonies look like golf balls upon arrival and can open as big as the palm of a hand depending on the season and place were they are grown. They need to be hydrated for at least 24 hours before they can start to open. If your Peonies are opening to fast, keep them in a cool and shaded place in water and do not add floral food or sugar to the water while hydrating. If your Peonies are not opening, wrap the Peony heads in newspaper while keeping them in water at all times. Hydrate them in warm water and add a spoon of sugar or floral food per liter of filtered water. To force Peonies to open, keep them at room temperature in a place with sunshine. If there is no sunshine, put them under a few lamps so they can warm up. Make sure the Peony heads are not too close to the lamps to avoid burning them.