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Vaselife Universal Cut Flower Food Liquid Stick 0,5ltr 500/box
Extend the life of your flowers!
Our new formula keeps flowers up to 60% fresher than plain water or other products. Experience the difference firsthand and enjoy longer-lasting, vibrant blooms!
The minimum order quantity is 4 boxes. Due to shipping requirements, orders can only be placed in multiples of 4 boxes.
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Ordered before 2 pm, shipped today – weekdays only 
Vaselife Universal Cut Flower Food provides the nutrients flowers need to maintain their natural beauty. The liquid sticks are hygienic, easy to use, and precisely dosed – perfect for any bouquet and almost all flower types.
Each purple box contains 500 sticks, individually packaged in fully recyclable mono PE material. Vaselife is the first to introduce this sustainable packaging, helping reduce waste and support a circular future.
Good for your flowers, good for your customers, and good for the planet.
Sustainable, innovative, and professional – the future of flower care is here.
The dosage is one stick per 0,5 liter of water.
Remove the lower leaves so that only the flower stem is below the water level, and cut the flowers using sharp, disinfected cutting tools.
Use only acid-resistant materials when applying the dosage.
Do not use in combination with metal materials (iron, zinc, copper, or tin).
✔ Contains all essential nutrients for natural blooming.
✔ Stimulates water uptake and keeps flowers optimally hydrated.
✔ Keeps both flowers and foliage fresh for longer.
✔ Maintains vibrant colors and clear vase water.
✔ Extends vase life and reduces flower loss. - stunning results!
✔ Colorless, universal formulation (suitable for all flowers except Anthurium).
✔ The first on the market – sustainably packaged in MONO PE!
More color, more freshness, longer enjoyment — all in one convenient stick.
Sustainable Packaging
- All boxes and paper products are FSC® Certified
- Driving circular recycling forward.
- Innovating for less waste and a greener future