How to find the right Fresh Cut Hydrangeas AI guide
Written by an AI model from its trained knowledge.
What the AI looks for in Fresh Cut Hydrangeas
- Hydration in transit
- Stems should ship with water tubes or hydration packs, not dry. Hydrangeas are the thirstiest common cut flower and wilt fastest out of water.
- Head maturity
- Choose heads with firm, fully colored florets. Mature, slightly papery "antique" heads hold up longer than soft young ones. Immature heads wilt quickly once cut.
- Revival
- If heads wilt, submerge the whole head in cool water for an hour, then recut the stem. Hydrangeas absorb water through their petals as well as the stem.
- Vase depth
- Use a deep vase kept full, and check the level daily. Hydrangeas drain vase water quickly.
What to avoid
- Heads shipped dry with no water source
- Bunches with browned or crisp florets on arrival