Crowning Glory - does it really work?

[jstall4]

Completely submerge Stephanotis in Crowning glory when you get it in and leave it until you use it. It will not turn brown for days. Leave it in too long though and the stephanotis will go clear. Never have to worry about stephanotis again!

 

[Carol Bice]

Crowning Glory

I am not a big fan of Crowning Glory....but, I am also not opposed to it. From reading posts for several years, I actually thought I was the only person in the industry that did not use it on a regular basis.

My favorite is Hawaiian Mist or Floral Mist. But, I think this product is nothing like crowning glory. It seems to me that it is a growth hormone invented by the University of Hawaii when trying to find a product to prolong the life of tropicals. Then they found that it seemed to work on almost all flowers. I don't think it is a coating like Crown and Glory, but helps the product to have a longer shelf like. Correct me if I am wrong about this.

Carol Bice

 

[rainbow]

Chrysal Professional Glory

I've been using Chrysal Professional Glory for about 3 years now, does anyone else on here use it? I use it on all my wedding work and my brides often comment on how nice the flowers keep. One bride put her bouquet on the family grave when she went on honeymoon and said that the flowers still looked nice when she came back 2 weeks later.

 

[Joe Mioux]

I am not a big fan of Crowning Glory....but, I am also not opposed to it. From reading posts for several years, I actually thought I was the only person in the industry that did not use it on a regular basis.

My favorite is Hawaiian Mist or Floral Mist. But, I think this product is nothing like crowning glory. It seems to me that it is a growth hormone invented by the University of Hawaii when trying to find a product to prolong the life of tropicals. Then they found that it seemed to work on almost all flowers. I don't think it is a coating like Crown and Glory, but helps the product to have a longer shelf like. Correct me if I am wrong about this.

Carol Bice

Do you mean that if you spray it on something, it will grow? hmm?

I better stop reading now.

see you later

Joe

 

[greatflowerlady]

I swear by CG... It saves ALL my august weddings!! The only flowers I don't use it on are "velvety"-type roses like black magic... I find it takes away the velvet-ness aspect....

Julie
Lally's Bouquet

I am with you!! Michigan July and aug was dry and hot and I had a lot of outdoor weddings. CG held great!!~tracy

 

[Erlene]

Do you mean that if you spray it on something, it will grow? hmm?

I better stop reading now.

see you later

Joe

See.....as referenced in another thread, size does matter

 

[Mikey the Flower Guy]

anyway....it's important to give the perishable products you sell, as much added protection as possible, and whether you use crowning glory, or one of the mists, USE THEM...they actually DO work!!