How can I keep flowers lasting longer in a vase?

To keep flowers lasting longer, trim stems at an angle, use clean water, add flower food, avoid heat and ripening fruit, and change water every few days.

What kind of flower food makes the biggest difference?

Flower Boosters includes caffeine, vitamins, and food-grade preservatives that keep vase water clean and help stems absorb more. It outperforms most store packets.

How long should cut flowers last with the right care?

With proper care and Flower Boosters, many flowers last 12 to 20+ days. Without the right support, most bouquets fade within 4–7 days.

How to Keep Flowers Lasting Longer (Up to 20 Days!)

Why Do Cut Flowers Die So Fast?

Most flowers last only 4–7 days—but with the right care, you can extend their life to 20 days or more. The secret? Hydration, nutrients, and a little science.

Image Suggestion: Side-by-side comparison of flowers at Day 1 vs. Day 20 using Flower Boosters.

The 5 Secrets to Longer-Lasting Cut Flowers

1. ✂️ Trim Stems the Right Way

Always cut at a 45-degree angle for better water absorption.
Use sharp scissors or floral shears to avoid crushing the stem.

2. Use the Right Water Temperature

Cool water works best for most flowers.
Use warm water for roses, hydrangeas, and lilies to stimulate hydration.

3. Feed Your Flowers Properly

Most store-bought packets are too diluted or outdated to work well.

Flower Boosters is a scientifically tested formula that:

✅ Stimulates stems with caffeine
✅ Feeds blooms with vitamins and minerals
✅ Prevents decay with food-grade preservatives

This unique blend helps flowers drink more, stay upright, and bloom fully—even up to 20+ days.

4. Keep Flowers Away from These Hidden Dangers

❌ Ripening Fruit – Releases ethylene gas, making flowers wilt faster.
❌ Direct Sunlight – Speeds up dehydration.
❌ Drafts & Heat Sources – Dries out petals and stems.