Flower Shop Seasonal Flower Care Checklist

Keep your blooms beautiful all year round! This Flower Shop Seasonal Flower Care Checklist ensures optimal freshness and longevity for every flower, from roses to lilies. Master hydration, storage, and care best practices to maximize flower life, minimize waste, and delight your customers. Perfect for flower shops of all sizes.

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Hydration & Water Quality

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Ensure proper hydration levels for each flower type. Check water quality (pH, temperature).

Water pH Level

Water Temperature (°C)

Water Source

Water Change Frequency (Days)

Notes on Water Quality/Treatment

Floral Preservative Used?

Temperature & Humidity Control

2 of 10

Monitor and adjust cooler temperatures and humidity levels appropriate for specific flower types.

Cooler Temperature (Fahrenheit)

Cooler Temperature (Celsius)

Relative Humidity (%)

Cooler Operation Status

Last Cooler Temperature Check

Notes on Cooler Performance

Flower Rotation & Display

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Rotate flowers to ensure even exposure to light and prevent wilting. Refresh displays regularly.

Rotation Time (AM/PM)

Number of Rotated Flowers

Display Type Adjusted?

Notes on Display Adjustment

Date of Last Display Refresh

Display Facing Direction Changed?

Number of Flowers Removed Due to Wilting

Pest & Disease Prevention

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Inspect flowers for signs of pests or diseases. Implement preventative measures.

Observed Pests (Check all that apply)

Observed Diseases (Check all that apply)

Detailed Description of Observations

Action Taken (e.g., Insecticidal Soap, Fungicide)

Date of Treatment

Notes on Treatment Effectiveness

Specialized Care by Flower Type

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Follow specific care instructions for seasonal flowers (e.g., tulips needing extra water, lilies needing careful handling).

Tulips - Water Depth

Lilies - Stem Cutting Frequency

Roses - Thorn Removal?

Hydrangeas - Rehydration Notes

Orchids - Re-potting Date

Peonies - Support Needed?

Ethylene Sensitivity

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Identify and separate ethylene-sensitive flowers to prevent premature aging.

Notes on Ethylene Exposure

Which Flowers are Currently Ethylene Sensitive?

Mitigation Strategies Employed

Current Ventilation Status

Date of Last Ventilation System Check

Storage Conditions

7 of 10

Verify proper storage conditions for flowers awaiting sale or arrangement.

Cooler Temperature (°C)

Cooler Temperature (°F)

Humidity Level (%)

Air Circulation

Notes on Storage Environment

Inventory Management

8 of 10

Track flower lifecycles and adjust orders based on seasonal demand and flower longevity.

Initial Quantity - Roses

Current Quantity - Lilies

Flower Type Status (e.g., Fresh, Aging, Discard)

Date of Arrival

Units Sold - Tulips

Notes on Flower Condition/Issues

Reorder Point - Sunflowers

Waste Reduction

9 of 10

Monitor flower discard rates and optimize care to minimize waste.

Daily Flower Discard Rate (%)

Reasons for Discard - Detailed Notes

Primary Reason for Waste

Amount of Water Recycled (Gallons)

Implemented Waste Reduction Strategies

Suggestions for Further Waste Reduction

Documentation & Record Keeping

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Maintain records of care practices and observations for each flower type.

Date of Record

Flower Batch ID (if applicable)

Observed Issues (e.g., wilting, pests)

Detailed Notes/Observations

Corrective Actions Taken

Additional Comments (e.g., supplier notes)

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