You bring home a bouquet of roses, set it on the table, and wonder how long it will stay that beautiful. If you have ever had roses droop too fast, you are not imagining it. Vase life can vary a lot.
Most fresh-cut roses look their best for about 7 to 10 days. With good care, many last 10 to 14 days, and some premium stems can go even longer. That is one reason clients often say Fiore flowers last longer than expected, sometimes close to two weeks or more with proper care.
If your roses start bending, browning, or dropping petals early, start with the basics below. If they already look tired, our guide on saving roses from wilting can help you troubleshoot fast.
The True Lifespan of Fresh Cut Roses
There is no single answer for how long roses last in a vase, because part of the story happens before you ever see them. Fresh handling, cool storage, and quick hydration all matter.
In most homes, store-bought roses last around 7 to 10 days. Premium roses often stay fresh for 12 to 14 days. Spray roses may last a little longer, while delicate garden roses often fade sooner.
Rose variety plays a part, but care at home still matters every day. Clean water, a sharp stem cut, and a cooler room can add real time.
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