Gomphrena
Gomphrena - Gomphrena
Small globes that hold a line.
What’s in the bundle
Whole bunch · About 40 cm stem length
45 ₪Price per bunch
One whole bunch; the stem count varies.
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Roots of the flower Gomphrena
Gomphrena is usually sold as round, fairly firm heads on thin stems. Bunch sizes vary, and the number of stems is judged by eye.
Make the most of your vase
Combine a few heads at a similar height to make a line of colored dots. Also suitable for drying if the shop confirms this in advance.
When they arrive
Recut the stem ends and place them straight into cool, clean water. Remove leaves that would sit below the waterline, along with any extra leaves that get in the way of arranging, so the round heads stay in focus.
Water and placement
Clean water is what matters most: change it when it turns cloudy and rinse the vase. Place in a cool, bright spot, away from heat and drafts. In university tests, special flower food did not extend the life of Gomphrena, so clean water is enough.
Choose a vase
A medium or narrow vase; the small flower heads also look good in a low container.
Before arranging
Until you arrange them, keep the stems in clean water without pressing the heads together. Gomphrena does not need special refrigeration.
Vase life
Fresh gomphrena usually lasts between one and two weeks in a vase, depending on the variety and room conditions.
Drying and another use
Gomphrena is well suited to drying. Choose flower heads that have opened well but are not yet mature, as overly mature heads fall apart and do not keep their shape well. Tie them in small bunches, hang them upside down until completely dry, and display them without water.
Make it your own.
Choose whole packs, combine flowers and foliage, and see your arrangement take shape.
Guides you might find helpful
All guidesYour bouquet has arrived. Let’s get it into a vase
A clean vase, freshly trimmed stems and a little fresh water get your flowers off to a good start.
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