Single Strand Tuberose & Orchids Lei
$23.00
Let the sweet smell of Hawaii fill the air no matter where you are! This simple single strand lei is made with fragrant tuberose blossoms and beautiful tropical orchids for color.
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Extremely Perishable Lei |
We highly suggest shipping within Hawaii or West Coast delivery zones only. Mid-US, East Coast, Canada, and Monday deliveries are shipped at the buyer’s own risk and are not guaranteed. The act of adding this item to your cart indicates your acceptance of this disclaimer.
Order 10 or more and your Shopping Cart will automatically calculate a discount of 10% – 25% off!
| Quantity | Discount |
| 10-19 | $20.70 10% off |
| 20-29 | $19.55 15% off |
| 30-39 | $18.40 20% off |
| 40-100 | $17.25 25% off |
Description
Dendrobium Orchids and Tuberose flowers are strung length-wise to make this simple and sweet aromatic lei.
DURABILITY
Highly perishable and limited delivery locations.
DIMENSIONS
Width: 1 inch in diameter.
Length: Hangs about 18 inches from neck when worn (40 inches long before being tied).
CARE
Mist lightly with water and refrigerate in sealed bag or container.
RELATED INFORMATION
The tuberose is a night-blooming plant thought to be native to Mexico. It has been cultivated in Hawaii for many years now and has become a very popular lei making flower here. Its scent is described as a complex, exotic, sweet floral.
Dendrobium orchids have been among Hawaii’s most popular plants since they were introduced from the Philippines in 1896. They have since become the single most valuable commercial flower in Hawaii. Visitors to the Hawaiian Islands will notice orchids throughout their vacation – they may receive a fresh orchid lei upon arrival, or enjoy a tropical cocktail with a fresh orchid hanging on the lip of their glass.
Additional information
Additional information
| Weight | 0.30000 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 20.0 × 4.0 × 2.0 in |
| Orchid Color | Green, Pink, Purple, White |
Alison Bradley –
intoxicating fragrance!
Tina –
My mom sent this to me in college for May Day. It made me home sick, but I appreciated it so much.