Cold Storage for Fresh Flowers
Keep Your Blooms Cool and Brilliant!
Our flower cold rooms are designed to store flowers at controlled temperatures, humidity levels, and airflow, ensuring they remain fresh from harvest to delivery.
Types of Our Flower Cold Rooms
Walk-in Flower Cold Room
- Spacious walk-in setup that allows for easy access and organization.
- Ideal for storing large quantities of flowers.
- Perfect for florists, flower distributors, and wholesalers.
Modular Flower Cold Room
- Pre-fabricated cold storage units that can be assembled on-site.
- Flexible and scalable cold storage solution for flowers.
- Best for businesses with specific size or layout requirements.
Mobile Flower Cold Room
- Cold storage on wheels, or in transportable containers.
- Portable cold room solution for on-the-go flower storage.
- Perfect for transporting flowers from farms to distributors or event coordinators.
Common Flowers' Ideal Storage Conditions
Roses
- Very sensitive to ethylene gas. Store away from fruits and cool quickly to preserve color and freshness.
- Temperature: 1–3°C.
- Humidity: 90–95%.
- Storage Duration: 5–7 days.
Carnations
- Store upright to avoid bent stems. High humidity keeps petals hydrated and fresh.
- Temperature: 0–2°C.
- Humidity: 95%.
- Storage Duration: 14–21 days.
Lilies
- Require good airflow to prevent mold. Keep flowers spaced to allow ventilation.
- Temperature: 1–2°C.
- Humidity: 90%.
- Storage Duration: 7–10 days.
Tulips
- Store in the dark to delay blooming. Low temperatures slow aging and preserve firmness.
- Temperature: 0–1°C.
- Humidity: 95%.
- Storage Duration: 5–7 days.
Orchids
- Prefer warmer storage. Balance humidity to avoid drying or fungal growth.
- Temperature: 10–12°C.
- Humidity: 85–90%.
- Storage Duration: 10–14 days.
Chrysanthemums
- Store in a dry and clean environment. Keep petals dry to prevent wilting.
- Temperature: 0–3°C.
- Humidity: 90–95%.
- Storage Duration: 14–21 days.
Hydrangeas
- Very sensitive to temperature changes. Keep cool and avoid drafts to prevent wilting.
- Temperature: 2–4°C.
- Humidity: 90–95%.
- Storage Duration: 5–8 days.
Gerberas
- Avoid direct airflow. Gentle cooling and steady humidity help keep them upright and colorful.
- Temperature: 2–4°C.
- Humidity: 90–95%.
- Storage Duration: 5–7 days.
Applications of Flower Cold Rooms
Florist Shops
We provide compact cold rooms that extend flower freshness, helping florists maintain high-quality arrangements for longer periods.
Flower Farms
Our cold rooms cool flowers quickly after harvest, preserving quality and extending shelf life, helping farms deliver fresher blooms to customers.
Event Planners
We offer mobile cold rooms that keep floral arrangements fresh before events, ensuring vibrant displays for weddings, parties, and special occasions.
Wholesale Flower Markets
Our large-capacity cold rooms maintain optimal conditions for bulk flower storage, helping wholesalers manage inventory and supply fresh flowers to retailers consistently.
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