Elsa Lily

Product Details

● Grade/Length: A 70–75cm● Stem Thickness: Medium (Sturdy & Upright, Strong Support)● Flower Head Characteristics: 2/3+ heads per stem, plump flower heads, light pink-white gradient petals with slightly curled edges, sweet and delicate fragrance● Maturity Stage: Harvested at semi-closed stage, Opening Stage 2–3● Vase Life: 7–14 Days● Packing: 10 Boxes (100 Stems total, 10pcs/bundle)

Color Characteristics

● Primary Palette: Fresh and soft light pink-white gradient, with ice white petal bases transitioning to soft light pink edges, uniform and natural color. The gradient effect becomes more obvious after blooming, presenting a dreamy and elegant visual effect that complements the sweet fragrance.● Seasonal Variation: Color saturation remains stable year-round, unaffected by seasons or light. The gradient color remains clear during vase life without fading or color mixing.

The “Light Pink-White Gradient + Princess Style” Feature

This variety is highlighted by its dreamy light pink-white gradient color and 2/3+ multi-head trait. Sturdy and upright stems provide strong support, stably maintaining the posture of flower heads without lodging. Slightly curled petal edges with a sweet and delicate fragrance, and an elegant snow-princess-like bloom shape can instantly enhance the dreamy and princess-style atmosphere of floral works as a main flower. Following care points can extend the vase life to 14 days, balancing aesthetics and ease of care. It is a popular girly lily variety.

Important Note

Core Care Points

1. Thin Leaves for Nutrition：Remove most leaves, leaving only 1-2 per stem to avoid nutrient competition between leaves and flowers;
2. Angle Cut for Water Absorption：Cut stems at a 45° angle to increase water absorption area, with flower heads 8–15cm above the vase mouth;
3. No Leaves in Water：Ensure no leaves are submerged in water when vasing to prevent leaf rot and water contamination;
4. Ventilation to Avoid Overcrowding：Do not overcrowd stems in the vase; arrange at different heights to maintain air circulation and leave enough space for flower heads to bloom.