Flowti | Curated Botanical Artistry

Our Ethos

Cultivating Connection

At Flowti, we rebel against the industrialization of beauty. We believe that a flower is not a commodity; it is a living sculpture, a fleeting moment of perfection captured in time. Our journey began in the misty hills of the Pacific Northwest, where we learned that the most profound beauty often lies in the wild, the asymmetrical, and the imperfect.

We work exclusively with growers who treat the earth with reverence. No harsh chemicals, no mass-production lines. Just soil, sun, rain, and patience. Every stem you receive has been hand-selected for its character, ensuring that your arrangement tells a story unique to you.

Whether celebrating a union, mourning a loss, or simply elevating a Tuesday afternoon, Flowti brings the healing power of the garden into the sanctuary of your home.

Current Season

The Autumn Edit

Deep hues, dried textures, and the last of the garden roses.

Velvet Midnight

Black baccara roses with eucalyptus.

$85.00

The Wildflower

Seasonal meadow mix with protea.

$65.00

Eternal Copper

Preserved ruscus and dried palms.

$55.00

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The Floriography Dictionary

The Victorian language of flowers, decoded for the modern era.

Dahlia

Symbolizes: Elegance & Dignity

With its complex, geometric petals, the Dahlia represents a person who stands strong in their values. It is often given to express admiration for someone's grace under pressure.

Eucalyptus

Symbolizes: Protection & Healing

Known for its purifying scent, Eucalyptus is traditionally hung in showers or doorways to clear negative energy. It represents a wish for good health and safety.

Ranunculus

Symbolizes: Radiant Charm

The "Rose of the Spring," this bloom tells the recipient that you are dazzled by their presence. It is a flirtatious, joyful flower full of layers.

Peony

Symbolizes: Prosperity & Honor

A harbinger of good fortune, the Peony is the quintessential wedding flower. It represents a happy marriage, good luck, and compassion.

The Botanical Care Compendium

1. The Arrival Protocol
When your Flowti arrangement arrives, the flowers are in a state of mild shock. They may appear thirsty. Unwrap them carefully and keep them away from direct sunlight or heat sources immediately upon arrival.

2. The Art of the Cut
The stems have likely sealed over during transit. Using sharp shears (never dull scissors), cut at least one inch off the bottom at a 45-degree angle. This angle maximizes the surface area for water absorption.

3. Hydration Chemistry
Fill a clean vase with cool water. Add the provided Flowti nutrient packet. If you are out of food, a drop of bleach and a teaspoon of sugar is a viable household alternative to keep bacteria at bay.

4. Foliage Management
Any leaves below the water line will rot, releasing bacteria that clogs the stems. Strip all lower foliage before placing stems in the vase. This is the single most effective way to extend vase life.

5. Location, Location
Avoid placing flowers near ripening fruit, which releases ethylene gas that accelerates aging. Keep them away from drafts, A/C vents, and direct heat.

6. The Daily Ritual
Check water levels daily. Hydrangeas are heavy drinkers! Change the water completely every two days and re-trim the stems slightly to ensure pathways remain open.

From The Journal

October 12, 2023

The Return of the Heirloom Carnation

Why this misunderstood bloom is making a luxury comeback.

Botanicals in the Minimalist Home

Using single stems to create architectural interest.

Understanding Color Theory

How to pair contrasting blooms for maximum impact.

Nature's
Silent Poetry