Yellow Tinted Baby's Breath

Our Fresh Cut Yellow Tinted Baby’s Breath (Gypsophila) adds a bright, cheerful pop of color to any floral design. Each stem is full of delicate, cloud-like blooms that have been professionally tinted to a soft, sunny yellow—perfect for adding warmth, texture, and volume to bouquets and arrangements. This vibrant gypsophila is a favorite for spring designs, summer events, gender reveals, quinceaneras, and trendy monochromatic or pastel color palettes. Its lightweight structure makes it ideal for creating airy, modern aesthetics or for pairing with premium roses, ranunculus, and garden flowers.

• 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.