Blooms By Cecilia
Galactic Akiba
Galactic Akiba
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$300.00 AUD
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$300.00 AUD
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Introducing "Galactic Akiba" - a fusion of cosmic wonder and the vibrant energy of Akihabara, Tokyo's Electric Town. This celestial marvel combines the intrigue of the extra-terrestrial realm with the pulsating rhythm of Tokyo's urban life. Adorned with bright and deep reds, striking yellows, lime green, lilac, and fern, each hue reflects the electrifying essence of Akihabara's bustling streets. Meticulously crafted to harmonise these cosmic colours, "Galactic Akiba" transports you to a realm where the boundaries between the celestial and the urban blur, inviting you to explore a universe of endless possibilities.
Pictured: $500.00 arrangement
Disclaimer: Given our reliance on Mother Nature for floral availability, it is possible that we may need to substitute certain flower varieties if they are unavailable. In such cases, we will rely on our professional expertise to identify suitable alternatives.
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Care information
Care information
Flower care:
Trim the stems
As soon as you receive the flowers, trim a small portion of the stems at an angle. This helps the flowers absorb more water and nutrients.
Change the water frequently
Change the water in the vase every days or whenever it appears cloudy. Ensure the water is at room temperature.
Remove any leaves below the waterline
Remove any leaves that are submerged in the water as they can promote bacterial growth and shorten the life of the flowers.
Keep flowers away from direct sunlight and heat
Flowers should be kept in a cool, shaded area away from direct sunlight and heater. This will help prevent the flowers from wilting.
Mist the flowers
It is highly encouraged to mist the flowers with water using a spray bottle. This helps to keep the flowers hydrated and fresh.
By following the above flower care tips, you can get the most out of your beautiful flowers, and enjoy them for as long as possible.
