Fresh flowers face a tougher environment in Dubai than in most cities — outdoor heat on one side, dry air conditioning on the other. A few simple habits can noticeably extend how long your bouquet stays fresh.
Keep it away from direct heat
- Avoid placing the bouquet near windows with direct sun exposure
- Keep it away from air conditioning vents, which dry flowers out quickly
- Avoid leaving it in a parked car, even briefly, in Dubai's climate
Water and trimming basics
- Trim stems at an angle every 2–3 days to help water absorption
- Change the water regularly, especially in a warm room
- Remove any leaves sitting below the waterline
A cooler room extends bouquet life
Flowers kept in a cooler, air-conditioned room (away from the vent itself) will generally last longer than those in a warm space, which is worth keeping in mind when deciding where to display a gifted bouquet.
Different flowers, different care needs
A mixed bouquet like Sweetheart or Color Me Happy has a variety of stem types, so it benefits from more frequent water changes than a single-flower bouquet. Sunflowers, as in The Sunshine Bouquet, are heavier-headed and drink more water, so keep the vase topped up more often than you might for roses alone.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a La Fraise bouquet typically last?
This varies by flower type, room conditions and care — following the steps above will generally help any bouquet last longer, but we can't guarantee an exact number of days given how much the environment affects it.
Should I refrigerate my bouquet in Dubai's heat?
A standard fridge is generally too cold for most flowers. The better approach is a cool, air-conditioned room away from direct vents and sunlight.
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