How Many Days Roses Last
How Many Days Roses Last by Type: Red, White, and Hybrid Varieties Compared? Roses remain one of the most popular cut flowers worldwide, but not all blooms age the same. From classic reds to crisp whites and engineered hybrids, each type has its own vase life. In this guide, I draw on hands on care experiments and florist feedback to compare red, white and hybrid roses—so you know exactly what to expect. Understanding Rose Longevity Most cut roses last between five and ten days under ideal conditions. Temperature, hydration and handling all play a role, but variety is a major factor. In my tests, I tracked roses in water with flower food at 20 °C, noting daily changes in petal firmness, color and stem strength. This hands‑on approach revealed clear differences across types. Learn how many days roses last and how to extend their life – click here. Red Roses: Classic Charm, Moderate Lifespan Red roses—particularly long stemmed hybrids like ‘Red Naomi’—typically stay fresh for six to...