Bicolor Tinted Red and White Rose

Our Bicolor Tinted Red and White Roses are a stunning fusion of passion and purity, offering a captivating twist on the classic rose. This unique coloration makes them perfect for those who want a flower that symbolizes both love and elegance. Symbolizing love, unity, and admiration, Bicolor Tinted Red and White Roses are ideal for weddings, anniversaries, or any occasion that calls for a memorable, heartfelt statement. Their dramatic color combination pairs beautifully with both vibrant and soft blooms, making them versatile for various floral designs. Whether paired with lush greens for a natural, classic look or with deeper reds and purples for a more dramatic effect, these roses add depth and dimension to any bouquet or centerpiece.

• Blooming Time: Tinted Roses need 2-3 days to fully hydrate and bloom after following our care instructions under the “Flower Care” tab, ensuring they’re in peak condition for your event.
• Stem length: 15-19 inches long.
• Each bloom is around 2 to 3 inches in diameter.
• One bloom per stem.

Flower Care Tinted Roses:

Tinted roses are real, fresh roses that have been color-treated for bold, artistic effects. With the right care, they last just as long as standard roses.

1. Unpack Immediately

• Open your box as soon as it arrives.
• Carefully remove any sleeves or wrapping.
• Gently separate the stems so they can breathe.
• This helps your roses recover from shipping.

2. Trim the Stems

• Use sharp shears to cut ½–1 inch off the stems at a 45° angle.
• Remove any leaves that would fall below the waterline.
• This allows the flowers to drink water efficiently.

3. Hydrate Well

• Place your roses in a clean vase or bucket filled with cool, fresh water.
• Add flower food if provided.
• Let them drink for 1–2 hours before arranging.
• Hydration is key for tinted roses to open beautifully.

4. Keep Them Cool

• A cool room (65–72°F)
• Away from direct sunlight
• Away from heating, AC vents, fans, or cold drafts
• Away from fruit (fruit releases ethylene gas that shortens vase life)

5. Keep Away From Ripening Fruit

• Fruits like bananas and apples release ethylene gas, which can shorten the life of delicate blooms.
• Store your vase away from the fruit bowl.

6. Handle Gently

• The stems are naturally flexible and can bend easily.
• Adjust arrangements carefully to avoid kinks or breakage.

7. Refresh if Needed

• If the flowers start to droop, recut the stems and place them back in fresh water.
• They often revive quickly.

8. Handle With Care

• Tinted petals may transfer a little color when wet.
• Avoid placing wet petals directly on fabric.
• Allow flowers to fully dry after misting before styling near clothing or linens.