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Questions?
How do I take care of the flowers and plants purchased?
Oh don't worry, we have prepared some simple and quick tips on how to take care of different types of flowers and orchids below there. Do contact us if you need more assistance.
Will I be able to receive my order in the same day?
We are so sorry to say we really wish our customer could receive the flower or plants as soon as possible but we are really short of manpower currently :( which means it will take some time for the flower or product to be delivered. So here, we strongly suggest our dear customer prebook it at least two days before so that we can arrange the earliest delivery for you! Thank you so much for your understanding!
Do Teo Orchid Nursery provide custom design flower arrangement service?
Yes, we try our best to provide the flower arrangement that can satisfy every customer's requirement, so we provide a variety of flower arrangements for your selection. But if it happen that there is some specific types of arrangement or flower you are looking for from us, we will be glad to assist you in the making of your desired flower arrangement, for that, please directly contact us by WhatsApp or email and we will get in touch with you shortly.
Fresh Flower Care
Here are a few tips for keeping your flowers looking fresh and beautiful.
Make sure all the flower stems are submerged in water.
Take out any wilting leaves or stems right away to avoid bacteria spreading.
Most flowers last longer in mild temperatures, so don’t place on windowsills in direct sunlight.
Cut the stems about 2 cm at a 45-degree angle every day to keep them hydrated.
Soap Flower Care
Here are a few tips for keeping your soap flowers last.
Please do not touch the products when your hand is wet, avoid touching water.
To keep the soap flower in the best condition, store the soap flower in moderate room temperature. Any extreme temperature, like too hot can impact the synthetic material and reduce longevity.
Preserved Flower Care
Here are a few tips for keeping your flowers looking fresh and beautiful.
Preserved flowers are real plants, harvested at the moment they are in full bloom. They have been perfectly preserved using natural glycerine and dyes. Your flowers will retain their natural beauty for many months.
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Preserved flowers must not be placed in water or kept in a very humid environment. Position the flower away from heat sources such as radiators or fireplaces to avoid drying out the stems.
To preserve the colour of your flowers, position out of direct sunlight.Your flowers have been preserved using natural dyes. To prevent the transfer of colour, do not place in contact with fabrics or furnishings.
A humidity level of below 70% is recommended. At particularly humid times of the year, the stems may leak small amounts of dye, if this happens use tissue to gently dry the stems and move them to a warm and dry location.
Phalaenopsis Orchid Care
Here are few tips to take care of phalaenopsis orchid. It is slighly different from taking care of other types of orchid. Follow the rules listed below:
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Place your orchid in a bright room, but not in direct sunlight
Water the orchid infrequently, being guided by the plant, rather than watering on a schedule. Many more orchids die from over-watering than under-watering. A good way to tell when it’s time to water your orchid is by sticking your finger into the pot. If it feels wet, don’t water yet! You can also try lifting the pot to feel how heavy it is. When the pot is dry it will feel very light, and it might be time to give your orchid a drink.
Only water the roots. Keep the flowers and leaves dry.
Use a well-draining pot and growing media and never let your orchid sit in water for more than a few minutes.
Keep the orchid after it has flowered. They are easy to care for in the vegetative stage and will flower many times if treated well.
Use a water soluble fertilizer. Fertilize every 1-2 weeks, but not during the flowering phase. A good strategy is to use a weak fertilizer solution on a weekly basis, rather than using a stronger solution less often.