What flowers should I send to my patients?

1. Elegant color and smell

Visiting a patient and sending flowers is a sign of comfort and goodwill to the patient, and we hope that the patient can recover soon. At this time, you should choose flowers with pure colors and elegant fragrance, such as calla lilies, tulips, orchids, kumquats, roses and carnations. You can also choose carnations, roses and daffodils.

In addition, giving patients their favorite flowers or flowers with strong vitality can make them feel happy and good for their health.

2. Precautions

1. Since patients are relatively sensitive, you should avoid misunderstandings when sending flowers to patients.

2. Be careful not to choose numbers such as 4, 9, and 13.

3. Don’t give a whole pot of flowers as it may cause long-term disease.

4. Also avoid sending white, blue or yellow flowers.

5. Camellia buds easily fall off, which has a bad omen and is not suitable as a gift to patients.

6. Flowers with strong fragrance are not good for patients and can easily cause coughing or allergies; flowers with too bright colors may stimulate the patient's nerves and cause irritability.