Limonium

Tips from our floral experts

Spread out the stems and carefully loosen the branches to get air flowing through the bunch. Cut and hydrate the flowers in a low sugar solution and store them in a cooler with low humidity. Limonium should be stored in dry, well-aired conditions to prevent mold from developing. When Limonium is exposed to low levels of heat or humidity, it can create an unpleasant odor. This is a normal characteristic of Limonium (as is light shedding), and does not always mean that your flowers are bad. As a precaution, you may add a cap full of bleach in the water you prepare for the flowers and, of course, keep Limonium away from hot and humid conditions.