Here are the best practices for storing floral foam:

1. Keep it dry until use

• Store foam in its dry block form in a cool, dry place.

• Avoid humidity, because foam can start to absorb moisture from the air and lose effectiveness.

2. Temperature control

• Room temperature (around 18–24°C / 65–75°F) is ideal.

• Don’t leave foam in direct sunlight, near heaters, or in damp basements—it can crumble or warp.

What Sets Floralife® Apart

1. Science-Driven, Research-Backed Solutions

• Decades of innovation: Since launching the first flower food in 1938, Floralife® has built a reputation as a global leader in postharvest flower care. They’ve continually invested in R&D with in-house chemists and horticulturists to tailor solutions across different flower types and supply-chain needs.Produce LeadersFloraLife

2. “Express Technology”—Feeding Without Recutting

• Convenience + efficiency: Floralife®’s Express line (Express 100, 200, 300—with “Ultra” versions) enables hydration and feeding of cut flowers without the need to recut stems, saving labor and reducing waste.

Yes 🌸 — Floralife® does offer support and training for florists and floral professionals.

Here’s what they provide:

1. Technical Support & Guidance

• Floralife® has a technical service team of postharvest experts who help florists troubleshoot issues (hydration, vase life, storage, etc.).

• They provide step-by-step usage instructions, dosage charts, and handling guides for all their products.

2. Workshops & Training

• They conduct hands-on training sessions, webinars, and seminars for florists, wholesalers, and retailers.

1. Flower Food Packets

• Recyclable packaging: Many Floralife® flower food packets are now made with recyclable polypropylene (PP) or recyclable paper.

• Carbon neutral: Floralife® has assessed the carbon footprint of these packets and offset it through verified projects (like REDD+ reforestation and renewable energy).

• Biodegradability: The contents (flower food solution) are biodegradable in water, but the packets themselves depend on local recycling facilities.