Mini Gypsophila Stabilized - Storm Blue

Generalities : Stabilized flowers are natural. Variations in sizes, shapes and colours can exist between elements of the same reference. Some parts may present slight defects (slightly split petals, damaged sepals...).

Humidity : If the humidity level is too high, a few drops of colour can flow from the flower. Dark colours flow more easily. Do not put it in contact with any other flower or light-coloured porous material to prevent it from dying.

Light & heat exposure : The flower exposed to the sun for extended periods of time may discolour - Exposed to heat, it dries out. 

Evolution over time : Over time, flowers tend to wither and fade more or less. Dark colours discolour more than light ones.

Flower's colour : Food colouring (non-toxic)

Gypsophila is a delicate, refined flowering plant that has captured the hearts of florists and decorators the world over. Used for centuries in a variety of floral arrangements, Gypsophila is appreciated for its small, light, airy flowers, which add a touch of grace and finesse to any arrangement.

ITS ORIGIN

Gypsophila is native to the temperate regions of Europe, Asia and North Africa. There are around 150 species of Gypsophila, but the most commonly used in flower arrangements is Gypsophila paniculata. This perennial is characterised by its slender, branched stems and small flowers grouped in airy panicles.

One of the main advantages of Gypsophila Mini Stabilisé is its durability. Unlike fresh flowers, stabilised plants do not fade and can be kept for years with minimal maintenance. This makes them an economical and ecological choice for floral decoration. What's more, the stabilisation process preserves the shape of the flowers, ensuring that each stem retains its natural beauty.

ITS COLOUR

Storm Blue is a captivating colour, reminiscent of a cloudy sky on a stormy day. This blend of blue and grey evokes both tranquillity and mystery, creating a soothing, sophisticated atmosphere.

Storm Blue works particularly well with neutral colours such as white, beige and grey, as well as brighter shades such as mustard yellow or olive green, creating visually balanced and harmonious compositions.