Lisianthus has a delicate funnel-shaped bloom atop long, slender stems.
Petals of lisianthus can be single, double, or ruffled.
Variety of vibrant colors and shades from pure whites, soft pinks, deep purples, and bi-colored petals.
Florist Care Guide
To care for lisianthus, remove lower leaves of the stems. Cut off 1 inch of stem from the bottom.
Lisianthus are hungry flowers. After putting them in a clean vase or container, fill with fresh water and plenty of flower food.
Wet storage improves the vase life and bud development of lisianthus.
Tips and Tricks
If you place lisianthus flowers horizontally, gravity causes the flower to curl up to the sky. This is known as geotropism.
Recognized for its longevity, lisianthus has an impressive vase life when cared for properly. Lisianthus is a great option for florists with arrangements that will be displayed for longer periods of time.
The lisianthus flower is also used in herbal remedies and known for its bitter taste.
