Orange Gerbera Daisies

Gerbera daisies are beautiful, happy flowers. These flowers make bright and lively flower arrangements.

They are perfect for easy and inexpensive centerpieces. 

Specifications

• Each stem is shipped with a plastic straw to prevent the bloom from bending or breaking during transport.
• Suggested delivery date: 2 days before your event
• Slight shade variations from the picture may occur but will be consistent within the bunch.
• Packing: 2 cartons 4.8 W x 38.2 L x 4.2 H inches each

Cut Gerbera Daisies Care

Important! Follow these instructions as soon as you receive your flowers.

• Combine a sachet of the flower food and tap water.
• Put the solution in a clean container/vase to not more than 2 inches in depth.
• Cut off the bottom 1/2 inch of the flowers' stem at a 45-degree angle underwater using a sharp knife or scissors and place them in the container/vase prepared previously with the flower food and the water.
• The water should only cover between 1 to 2 inches of the stems. If you use more water, the stems will become soft and weak.
• Put the vase in a cool room with a temperature of 65 to 70 degrees Fahrenheit, preferably, so the flowers can last longer with the exterior temperature. 
• Place the flowers away from high heat or freezing temperatures, such as near drafty windows, air vents, or air conditioners.
• Replace the water in the vase every two days or sooner if necessary. 
• If the bottoms of the stems become spongy or the flowers begin to wilt prematurely, recut the stems to improve hydration.

FedEx shipping and delivery service information:

Important!

You will receive an email with the tracking number when your order ships. You can also find this number if you visit your Ecofreshblooms account. We highly recommend you check the status of your order on the FedEx tracking page to know when your flowers will be out for delivery so that you can arrange for someone to sign for them. Sometimes, if it is safe, FedEx will leave your flowers outside the door, which may affect the flowers if the temperature is too high or too low.