Norma Jeane

Usage instructions for roses

• Use a clean vase. A glass vase is better than earthenware because glass is not porous.
• Place a earthenware vase out after cleaning for a night with water and some chlorine.
• Take cold water and always use Chrysal (dietary sugar). Fill the vase completely with water.
• Remove a leaf that comes in the water and the cut the stem diagonally.
• Make sure that the roses are never exposed to direct sunlight. They cannot stand it.
• Roses use a lot of water, so refill regularly.
• For the long-term comfort of the roses it is good to put them somewhere cooler at night.
• Do not put the vase in the proximity of fruit.