31 Pink Tulips Bouquet

Celebrate the grace, compassion, and strength of the women who inspire you. This exquisite arrangement of 31 premium pink tulips is a living tribute to femininity and appreciation In the language of flowers, pink tulips represent affection, care, and good wishes. Perfectly curated in a minimalist wrap and tied with a signature baaqat ribbon, this bouquet is designed to make a statement of elegance and heartfelt gratitude. • Flower Type: 31 Hand-Selected Pink Tulips. • Symbolism: Kindness, happiness, and the blooming power of women. • Design: Professional florist-grade wrap in soft sage tones to highlight the vibrant pink petals. • Ideal for: International Women’s Day, a supportive mentor, or a beloved family member. Pro-Care Tips for Tulips Tulips are unique living flowers—they continue to grow in the vase and move toward the light. Follow these steps to keep them fresh for up to 7 days: 1. The Fresh Cut • Angle is Everything: Cut 2cm off the stems at a 45° angle while holding them under cold water. This prevents air bubbles from blocking water uptake. • Remove Low Foliage: Strip any leaves that would sit below the water line. If left in water, they decay and create bacteria that wilt the flowers. 2. Hydration Secrets • Cold Water Only: Tulips are spring flowers and thrive in cold temperatures. You can even add a few ice cubes to the vase daily. • Keep it Shallow: Fill the vase only 1/3 full. Tulips drink quickly, but too much water can cause the stems to become soggy. Top it up every morning. • Straighten Them Up: If they arrive slightly sleepy or drooping, wrap the bouquet tightly in damp paper for an hour in a tall vase of cold water; they will stand right up. 3. Strategic Placement • Avoid the Fruit Bowl: Keep your tulips away from ripening fruit (especially bananas and apples), as they release gas that causes tulips to age prematurely. • Direct Sunlight: Place them in a cool, shaded spot. Direct sun will cause the petals to open too wide and drop early. • Rotation: Because tulips grow toward the light (phototropism), rotate the vase every day to keep the stems from leaning too far in one direction