Vase Life Chart - Cut Flowers
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This document provides a vase life chart for various cut flowers, listing the optimum vase life for each flower in days and whether it is ethylene sensitive. The chart includes over 50 types of flowers ranging from 3-45 days optimum vase life, and identifies flowers as non-sensitive, slightly, moderately, or extremely sensitive to ethylene. It notes that the data is for informational purposes only and does not guarantee vase life for any flowers.
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- 1. Vase Life Chart Cut Flower Optimum Vase Life In Days Ethylene Sensitive Cut Flower Optimum Vase Life In Days Ethylene Sensitive Agapanthus 6-12 Extremely Montbretia 7-14 Moderately Alstoemeria (Peruvian Lily) 6-14 Varies Narcissus (Daffodil/Jonquil) 4-6 Moderately Anthurium 10-45 Slightly Narcissus (Paper- White) 5-8 Moderately Baby's Breath (Gypsophillia) 5-10+ Extremely Nerine 6-14 Slight/Mod Bird of Paradise 7-14 No Oncidium 10-14 No- Slightly Bouvardia 7-14 Extremely Peony 5-10 Unknown Calla Lily 4-8 Slightly Phalaenopsis (Orchid) 20-30 Mod/Ext Carnation /Mini Carnation 6-14+ Extremely Pincushion 8-16 No Chrysanthemum / Sprays 7-14+ No Poppy 5-7 No Cymbidium (Orchid) 7-28 Mod/Extreme Pro tea 8-16 No/Mod Dahlia 4-10 Extremely Queen Anne's Lace 3-5 Extremely Delphinium 4-12 Extremely Ranunculus 3-7 Moderately Dendrobium 10-16+ Slightly Rose 4-12 Moderately Freesia 4-12 Moderately Rose (Garden) 4-12 Moderately Gardenia 1-3 Moderately Rose (Spray) 4-12 Moderately Gerbera 4-14 No Rose (Sweetheart) 4-12 Moderately Gladiolus 6-10 No Snapdragon 5-8 Extremely Heliconia 7-14 No Solidago / Solidaster 7-10 No Hyacinth 3-7 Slightly Statice 4-8+ Moderately Hydrangea 5-10 Moderately Stock 5-8 Moderately Hypericum 10-21 No Sunflower 5-12+ Slight/Mod
- 2. Iris 2-6 No/Mod Sweet Pea 3-7 Extremely Kangaroo Paws 8-25 No Tuberose 4-10 Slightly Larkspur 4-12 Extremely Tulip 3-7 Slight/Mod Leptosperum 3-5 Moderately Waxflower 5-9 Extremely Liatris 6-14 No Yarrow 5-10+ Lily (Hybrids) 4-11 Moderately Lisianthus 10-14 Slight/Mod Marguerite (Daisy) 4-7 No Note: The above data is for informational purposes only and in no way represents or implies on the part of Cheering Inno-Farms LLP Fresh Cut Flowers a guaranteed vase life on flowers that we sell.