Mustard Tinted Rose

Our Mustard Tinted Roses are a bold and striking addition to any floral arrangement, offering a unique twist on traditional rose hues. The warm, golden-yellow petals are enhanced with a rich mustard tint, creating a rustic yet modern vibe that feels both earthy and contemporary. This distinct, mustard shade is perfect for adding an unexpected pop of color to your arrangements, making them stand out in the most stylish way. With their velvety texture and eye-catching color, Mustard Tinted Roses are both cool and captivating, adding a touch of individuality and bold style to any bouquet or centerpiece. These roses are perfect for those who want something truly different and special—sure to make a lasting impression with their unique beauty.

• 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.