The temperature control starts right from the production stage. As soon as the flower is being cut, it is stored in a cold room between 2-4°C for one night in buckets of water. This allows the flower to gorge itself with water and maintain its humidity level.
It is then recommended to keep the flowers around 4-6°C until it is being delivered and displayed at home.
The transport phase is critical. Flowers don't like temperature variations and the temperature inside the box needs to stay as accurate as possible.
The right level of humidity is also vital during transport. A low level will imply loss of quality while too much humidity can bring to the development of botrytis and mold.
Discover how Carrier Transicold contributes in maintaining the best quality and freshness of flower by controlling the temperature all along the transport.
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Discover the all journey of flower from the producer to the delivery |
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Listen to the testimonial from a Roses Grower in the Netherlands (The Cool Valentine's Day - Episode I: The Flower Grower). |
