White tuberose flowers for fragrance, rituals and premium arrangements.
Tuberose flowers last between 7 to 14 days in a vase when properly cared for.
Vase Life Factors
- Single vs. Double Varieties: Single-flowered tuberose cultivars typically last longer (7 to 10+ days), while double-flowered types may have a slightly shorter display window.
- Harvest Stage: Stems cut when 2 to 4 lower florets are already open last the longest and ensure upper buds continue opening indoors. [1, 2, 3, 4]
Tips to Make Tuberose Last Longer
- Clean Water: Change the vase water every couple of days and add floral food.
- Trim Stems: Cut the stems on a diagonal under running water before placing them in the vase.
- Ideal Placement: Keep the arrangement in a cool spot away from direct heat and ripening fruit (which release ethylene gas and shorten bloom life).
- Remove Spent Blooms: Gently pluck away fading florets along the spike to direct energy to the newer open buds. [1, 2, 3, 4]