Rosa Color.Iguana
We use the specified cut stage for each variety as recommended by the breeder to ensure the best performance and color vibrancy. The foliage is stripped six inches from the bottom with the bottom of the stems cut even at base to ensure proper hydration after processing. We guarantee a consistent, uniform cut stage and bloom size per bunch.
A light colored Terracotta Rose with a beautiful combination of a light coral color that opens into a full large bloom. The Iguana rose is a pretty and imposing bi. Iguana Product: Ecuadorian Rose Color: orange Vase Life: 8-10 days Availability: year round.
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El otoño ya está aquí y con él nuestra fantástica rosa naranja llenará tu vida de armonía y alegría, su intenso color te cautivará, creando paz y tranquilidad para ese momento tan especial. The Iguana Rose is a bi. La rosa Iguana de color bicolor «rojo en el borde de sus pétalos y crema en su interior es una de las variedades más vendidas y solicitadas en todos los mercados a nivel nacional e internacional, por su color, belleza y durabilidad.
Es muy utilizada en cualquier tipo de arreglo floral, pero sobre todo en las bodas de otoño por su elegancia. Iguana Color Rosa 6.0. Color and Appearance: Iguana roses feature a dynamic and captivating blend of colors, with a predominant vibrant orange base that transitions into soft, yellow-tinged outer petals.
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The result is a beautiful gradient that adds depth and visual interest to the flower. The blooms are typically medium to large in size, with lush. Highlights 100 Stems of terracotta color, iguana roses: 4 bunches of 25 steams each: 1 rose per stem Stems are 20 in.
- 22 in. long: 31 - 40 petals per flower Diameter when bloomed: 2.6 in. - 3.8 in., time to bloom: 22 - 46 hours Vase life: 6 - 12 days, stage on arrival: fresh closed buds Great deal and value: perfect for all occasions All of our flowers come with an absolutely fresh.
