Gypsophila Xlence; The most demanded variety of gypsophila in the world

This variety of Gypsophila; baby’s breath offers superior vase life, strong stems and laterals; masses of large and bright-white blooms that are easy to use in floristry. Gypsophila xlence at wholesale prices perfect for any wedding or special occasion, has a great quality and vase life, extremely popular among wedding arrangements and floral decorators.

Gypsophila Xlence

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This Baby’s Breath variety called Gypsophila Xlence

Gypsophila Xlence 750

Length (cm): 80
Units per box: 12
Stems per bunch: 25
Weight (g): 30
Colour: white

Gypsophila Xlence – The Best in Gypsophila

This large sized gypsophila has a bright white color and flowers with a high number of petals. The strength of the stems makes Xlence easy to handle and very productive for floral arrangements and bouquets. Gypsophila instantly infuses happiness to the ceremony. And how about a large vase or a big pot stuffed with these lovely flowers! In such large quantities Gypsophila forms a lovely white or cloud.

Note that the gypsophila xlence cannot last that long without water. It has a vase Life of 5 to 7 days but with proper care and handling, these flowers can last up to 10 days. Baby’s breath dries very well without losing its an airy and cloudlike appearance. This makes it a good choice if you want to prepare in advance.

Buying tips

For maximum vase life, purchase Gypsophila when about one-third to one-half of the florets are open.
Check bunches for brown, shriveled and dried-out blooms as well as signs of wilt/water stress.

Gypsophila Facts

FAMILY TREE Gypsophila is a member of the Caryophyllaceae family. Close cut flower relatives include Dianthus (carnations, sweet Williams) and Saponaria (soapwort).
HOME SWEET HOME Gypsophila is indigenous to the region from Eastern Europe to Central Asia, particularly eastern Turkey and northern Iran.
WHAT’S IN A NAME The genus name Gypsophila is from the Greek gypsos (gypsum) and philos (loving), in reference to this flower’s preference for soils high in calcium (lime). The species name paniculata refers to the blooms occurring in panicles (branching clusters).
MEDICINAL PROPERTIES Saponins in the plants’ roots are frequently used as an ingredient in expectorants and spermicides; however, that same substance can cause asthmatic or dermatological reactions in some people, so be careful when handling Gypsophila. Use latex gloves, if needed.
HANGING IN THERE Gypsophila can be used as a dried flower. It can be air dried by hanging it upside down, or it can be preserved in a glycerin/water mixture.
TANGLED MESS Gypsophila stems become entwined easily and can be damaged if not separated carefully. To untangle stems, hold them upside down, and gently shake them up and down to loosen and separate.