This short video introduces Gypsophila, also known as Babys Breath. It explains why it is one of the most popular flowers for weddings, events and large-scal floral styling. Gypsophila is loved for its soft, cloud like appearance and versatility acros both modern and rustic floral designs. 

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Key Flower Information

Availability: All Year Round 

Vase Life: Approx 5 to 10 days (depending on the variety and conditions) 

Colour Range: Primarly white, with dyed and tinted options available 

Family: Caryophyllaceae 

Genus: Gypsophila 

Fun Fact: Gypsophila translates from Greek as "lover of gysum" referring to the plants preferences for chalky soils. 

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Step by step conditioning guide 

• Carefully remove all packaging 
• Turn upside down and twist the bunch (like a skirt) to help de-tangle the stems in a bunch 
• Cut the stems 2-3cm each stem at a sharp angle using florist scissors or secateurs 
• Place immediately into fresh, clean buckets of water
• Allow the stems plenty of space for airflow 
• Store in a cool, low lit environment 
• Allow time for hydration before arranging and installing 

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When Should I Order Gypsophila? 

We recommend delivery 2-3 days before your event 

This allows time for proper hydration and conditioning 

Gypsophila is extrenely hardy and reliable, making it ideal for DIY weddings and large installations. 

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Common Problems & Solutions 

Strong Scent: Some varieties naturally have stronger scent than others, particularly when first unpacked or purchased on mass. Good airflow will help reduce this. 

Drooping Stems: Usually caused by dehydration or lack of conditioning. Re-cut the stems and place into fresh and clean water. 

Discolouration or Browning: Can occur if stored in excessive heat or poor ventilation conditions. 

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Who is this guide for? 

DIY Wedding customers, Event organisers, Florists and anyone purchasing wholesale gypsophila.