How to Care for Gypsophila - Wholesale Flowers and Academy ( Triangle Nursery)

This September our focus is on Gypsophila. Exploring the different types of flower varieties available on the flower market, head sizes, conditioning tips and how you can incorporate Gyp into flower arrangements.
Products used in this video include:
- Gypsophila Starburst (Extra Grade)
- Gypsophila Blancanieves
- Gypsophila Snowball (Extra Grade)
To get the best from your wholesale cut gypsophilia, please read the care instructions below carefully:
- Cut the stems at a 45 degree angle with a sharp knife.
- Fill sterilised buckets with luke warm water and add flower food.
- Place the gypsophlia in the buckets.
- Leave over night to condition before using.
- Never leave cut flowers in direct sun light, near a radiator, in a draft or near fruit. (The gas used to ripen fruit will harm most flowers). Keep the gypsophilia in a cool place and always keep out of the way of children.
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[@JaW247]

I knew about letting the gypsophila drink but not the twirling. Thank you for the tip. No more wrecked stems!

[@loveisiah8]

Omg. Your voice is so peaceful. Im getting a ASMR moment.

[@ida6949]

Same 😊

[@kockjannie261]

Thank you so much for the information on conditioning Debbie.

[@yvonnecooper1881]

Does it dry out x

[@lizbuckland4163]

Are Starry Night and Blanclaneive small headed varieties? At the moment you've got these and also Hora available and I'm looking for a heavier weight bunch of 30/40gm small headed... ?

[@trianglenursery]

Yes, they are small to medium size compared to the Snowball and Xlence. You could also look at Million Stars

[@piyushmatapurkar1558]

What kind of paper is used for packing?

[@trianglenursery]

This is how the supplier packs the Gypsophila - it is just white paper

[@charmcosico59]

how do you dye and dry gypsophila?

[@trianglenursery]

As a wholesalers, we do not dye or dry the gypsophila ourselves, it is sourced from the markets.