Birds of Paradise Tropical Flower
Wholesale Prices | Delivered Fresh
Birds of Paradise are the most popular tropical flowers used in floral decorations. Resembling a bird's head, the flower features spiky orange and purplish-blue petals that emerge from the beak-like flower. This tropical flower alone would make a unique table arrangement or can be combined in your bridal bouquet or flower gift arrangement. Our Birds of Paradise are shipped fresh from our South American farms located in the tropical jungles and are of top quality. SHIPPING included in an affordable wholesale flower price.
SHIPPING & DELIVERY INFORMATION
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About the Birds of Paradise Tropical Flower
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Recommended Delivery Date: 3 days before your event
Average Bloom Size: Average bloom size is 3 to 6 inches in length
Average Stem Length: Average of 36 inches
Symbolism: Birds of Paradise represent Joyfulness and paradise itself
- If your event is Saturday suggested delivery day is Wednesday.
- Birds of Paradise are available year round.*
- Each stem features one flower.
- Birds of Paradise are shipped in one-stem bunches.
- Sometimes flowers are shipped in a closed cut stage and your birds of paradise will arrive with no orange petal blooms showing. In order to assist your birds to show their orange petals or if some of the orange petals that are showing begin to turn brown, you will need to use your thumbnail or tweezers to gently enter the spathe (or green head) and pull one of the multiple petal blooms outward so the flower will continue to bloom.
- The hard, beak-like part of the flower is known as spathe, and gives the flower the appearance of a bird's head and beak since it is perpendicular to the stem. The flower emerges from the spathe. On average the flower consists of 3 orange petals and 3 purplish-blue petals.
- Expected vase life is an average of 8 to 10 days with proper care and handling.
- Since flowers are a product of Mother Nature and due to variation in monitor resolutions, the exact color tones of this flower may vary to some degree.
*Package contents and prices are based on availability and are subject to change due to weather and market conditions.
+Your flowers will arrive looking thirsty and sleepy. This is absolutely NORMAL. Please refer to our Flower Care tab on this product page for a descriptive process on care and handling instructions.
++In the event that a substitution may be necessary, we take the utmost care in assuring that your order is as similar to your original flower choice as possible. While we will always try to reach you if this situation arises, occasionally time will not allow for this, and flower substitutions may be shipped without verbal confirmation from you. In the case of centerpieces, flowers within the same color palette will be used if possible, even if this means substituting other kinds of flowers of equal or higher value.
**Returns will only be accepted if flowers arrive in poor condition. Returns will not be accepted for circumstances resulting from negligence.
Tropical flowers are shipped directly from our farms to your doorstep. Before shipping your flowers, we prepare them for their journey with proper hydration methods. If your flowers appear sleepy and thirsty after their long journey, this is absolutely normal. Follow these simple steps to ensure your flowers have the proper care.
*Sometimes our flowers are shipped in a closed cut stage and your birds of paradise will arrive with no orange petal blooms showing. In order to assist your birds to show their orange petals or if some of the orange petals that are showing begin to turn brown, you will need to use your thumbnail or tweezers to gently enter the spathe (green head) and pull one of the multiple petal blooms outward so the flowers will continue to bloom*
- When your boxes arrive, it is important that you get your flowers in water as quickly as possible. Open your boxes and remove any protective packaging, such as foam or paper.
- Inspect your flowers.*
- Gather buckets or containers to hold the flowers. Ensure your buckets or containers are very clean. We recommend rinsing them with warm water to ensure your flowers stay as healthy as possible.
- Fill the containers with at least 4 inches of fresh, cool water. If flower food is available, follow the package directions for adding it to the water.
- Cut away any straps securing the flowers to the box and remove your flowers. Remove any rubber bands or plastic sleeves securing flower bunches together.
- Trim any foliage that would be below the waterline. You may also want to trim more of the foliage; the less foliage, the more water gets the the bloom.
- Using sharp flower shears or scissors, cut stems diagonally under cool, running water. Cut about an inch off of each stem.
- Immediately after cutting the stem, place the flower in the prepared water.
- Continue this process until all of your flowers are in water. Do not overcrowd your containers.
- Store your flowers indoors. Optimal storage temperature for tropical flowers is between 55°F to 75°F. This is very important for tropical flowers. Do not refrigerate your tropical flowers. Refrigeration will damage the blooms. Keep them away from direct sunlight, drafts, and excessive heat as well.
- Let your flowers hydrate before arranging them. Allow flowers at least 4 hours to hydrate, flowers may take up to 12 hours to properly hydrate. Periodically check the water level. Tropical flowers drink a lot of water when they first arrive, so it will likely need to be refilled.
- Change the water for your flowers ever 24-48 hours to ensure they stay healthy and happy. Re-cut the stems when giving them fresh water.
*If upon first inspection, you foresee a problem with your flowers, do not proceed processing your order. Leave the flowers intact in the box and call us immediately at 1-877-50 ROSES (507-6737)
