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Tropical Bouq featuring anthurium, ginger, and parakeet flowers.

Ingredients: A tropical Bouq featuring anthurium, ginger, and parakeet flowers, and monstera leaves
Best For: Creating a vibrant tropical atmosphere or adding an exotic flair to any space
Fun Fact: Parakeet flowers are named for their resemblance to the head and beak of a parakeet
Pro Tip: Your flowers will arrive fresh in our recyclable Bouqs box and may still be in bud form. This maximizes their shelf life, so they’ll last as long as possible! Please allow 2-3 days for your new buds to open and reach full bloom.
Please Note: While we always try our best to match the bouquet pictured, we remain dedicated to fresh, high-quality flowers. Occasionally, substitutions including color variation or supplemental flower type may occur to ensure you receive our farmers’ freshest possible selection.

Due to local restrictions, this Bouq cannot be delivered to Hawaii.

$60

Original

11 Stems

Classic

$86

Deluxe

22 Stems

Double

$117

Grand

33 Stems

Triple

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+$16

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Care Instructions: Tropical

Tropical flowers, as their name implies, flourish in warmer areas that are away from direct sunlight. Unlike non-exotic flowers, tropical flowers absorb water directly through their blooms as well, so misting them with water every other day is recommended! Mini fruits (if included) are not edible. Keep away from pets.

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Light: Indirect

When the path of sunlight reaching your plant is not direct, or is filtered by something else (ex: sheer curtains).

Water: Every 2-3 Days Full

Keep your vase filled with water. Water should be changed every 2 to 3 days.

Meet the farmer

Maria

Ecuador

Farmer Maria and her 180 employees love growing flowers. They also love the rainforest. Part of their mission as a company is to actively protect the Amazon jungle. They conserve the native species that are in threat of extinction, and then grow those flowers commercially as well as put them into the bouquets they make, thus ensuring these rare flower varieties are conserved for future generations.