Polar Star White Rose

FAQ Section:

Q: What is the vase life of Polar Star White Roses?
A: With proper care, they can last between 14 to 16 days.​

Q: Are these roses suitable for outdoor events?
A: Yes, their sturdy stems and full blooms make them ideal for both indoor and outdoor settings.​

Q: How should I care for these roses upon arrival?
A: Trim the stems at a 45-degree angle, place them in clean water, and store in a cool environment away from direct sunlight.​

Care & Handling – Polar Star White Rose

To ensure your Polar Star White Roses remain radiant and long-lasting, follow these simple care steps:

1. Unpack Immediately: Upon arrival, carefully remove the roses from their packaging. Gently trim stems at a 45° angle using clean, sharp floral shears.
2. Hydrate Thoroughly: Place stems in a clean vase or floral bucket with fresh, lukewarm water and add flower food. Allow the roses to hydrate for at least 4–6 hours before arranging.
3. Remove Foliage: Strip any leaves that will fall below the waterline to prevent bacterial growth and keep water clean.
4. Storage: Store in a cool, shaded area (34–38°F is ideal). Avoid direct sunlight, drafts, or extreme heat.
5. Refresh Daily: Change water every 24 hours, recut stems, and reapply flower food to maximize bloom longevity and petal integrity.

Tip: Polar Star Roses open beautifully over time. For weddings and events, condition them 2–3 days in advance for optimal bloom presentation.