Toffee Tinted Baby's Breath

Sweet, soft, and oh-so-charming—our Toffee-Tinted Baby’s Breath brings a warm, brownie-kissed glow to any floral design. Each delicate, cloud-like stem is freshly cut and lightly tinted toffee, giving this classic gypsophila a cozy, buttery tone that’s perfect for fall weddings, rustic arrangements, or warm-toned modern bouquets. Its airy texture and long-lasting blooms make it a florist favorite for adding softness, volume, and subtle color depth. Pair it with roses, ranunculus, or deep-hued blooms for an irresistible layered effect that feels both elegant and inviting.

• Blooming Time: Baby's Breath 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: 23-30 inches long

Flower Care Tinted Baby's Breath:

Tinted Baby’s Breath is delicate, airy, and long-lasting when cared for properly. Because it is tinted, a few extra steps help maintain color vibrancy and keep the stems fresh.

By following these tips, you’ll be able to enjoy the beauty of your beautiful flowers for a longer period!

1. Trim the Stems

• Remove all packaging as soon as possible.
• Give each stem a fresh diagonal cut (about ½ inch) to help them drink water more easily.
• Place them in a clean vase with cool, fresh water.

2. Change Water Regularly

• Change the water every 1–2 days to prevent cloudiness and bacteria buildup.
• When changing the water, remember to re-cut the stems to help them drink more efficiently.

3. Display in a cool spot for maximum longevity.

• Avoid placing them near direct sunlight, heating vents, or appliances that give off heat.

4. Prevent Color Transfer

• Avoid resting them on fabric or porous surfaces while wet—the dye may transfer.
• When changing water, handle slowly to prevent dripping tinted water onto counters or clothing.

5. Remove Any Spent Blooms

• Though long-lasting, some buds may brown over time.
• Snip away any dried or discolored sections to keep the bouquet looking fresh.

7. Drying Option

• Hang stems upside down in a cool, dark area
• Once dry, keep them away from moisture to prevent fading or color bleed.