Chrysal Arrive Alive will hydrate flowers during transport for 3 to 5 days. It's a patented foam that keeps flowers beautiful without the need for a bucket or vase with water and is therefore very user-friendly. Arrive Alive gives you the advantages of shipping flowers horizontally without the risk of water spillage. Florists can also offer Arrive Alive as an extra service to their customers: they can travel long distances or buy a bouquet a day early reassured that their flowers will arrive fresh.
Effects & benefits
- Keeps flowers beautiful without bucket or vase.
- Enables horizontal transport without leakage
- Best results for longer flower enjoyment when soaked in Professional 2 solution.
- Easy to use.
- NEW: The D-block has a different shape and is a lot thicker, that is why it can hold 23 percent more water with flowerfood.
Extra information
- Arrive Alive S-block is available in medium and large.
- Large Arrive Alive D-block is available in boxes of 240 pieces.
- For more information about Chrysal Arrive Alive S-block, read our product sheet.
- For more information about Chrysal Arrive Alive D-block, read our product sheet.
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