We are excited to invite you to join us at IPM Essen 2025, the world’s leading horticulture trade fair, from 28–31 January 2025 in Essen, Germany. This event is the perfect opportunity to explore innovative solutions for the green sector, and we’re thrilled to be part of it!

This year, Chrysal will be present at the stand (Hall 5,G18) of our partner Braun, where we will showcase some of our latest sustainable products, including:

We are very happy to announce that Chrysal will be present with a stand at the FHTF in Aalsmeer. FHTF can be visited 4th-6th November 2025.

We’ll be sharing our latest Sustainability Report at our stand during the fair. Visit us to discover the progress we’ve made, the challenges we face, and how we’re working together towards a more sustainable future for the floral industry. Our team will be available to discuss key highlights and answer any questions you may have.

Because of COVID-19 lots of trade fairs and events were cancelled. To provide an alternative for these fairs online horticulture platform Thursd came up with the #TOTF2020, the Thursd Online Trade Fair, which is held 100% online from October 1st to October 14th. 45 companies from the flower industry participate in the first online floriculture exhibition.

The FlowerTrials 2019 will be held from the 11th till the 14th of June. An event that involves 62 breeding companies in the Netherlands, from 3 different regions. These companies will open their doors for visitors and show them their latest innovations and future developments in pot and bedding plants.

Syngenta Flowers from Enkhuizen kindly made it possible for us to participate. At Syngenta we will show you our most recent innovations in care for pot plants. You can expect the following products from us:

As the demand for sustainable practices increases across the horticultural industry, Chrysal is leading the way with innovative solutions designed to meet sustainability goals at every stage of the flower supply chain—from growers to transporters, retailers and consumers. We are proud to present our latest advances in sustainable flower care at the Flora Holland  Trade Fair (FHTF) in Aalsmeer, from November 5–7 .

As a florist, there is a lot you have to consider when it comes to keeping your flowers beautiful and fresh, from the day they arrive till the day they are sold. And even after that moment, you want your customer to be able to enjoy your flowers as long as possible.

We put together a list of care tips that you might find useful, so you can focus on the creative side.

• Always buy fresh flowers to enjoy them as long as possible
• Ensure that you have enough cut flower food for the size of the bouquet and the most suitable vase (min. vase size is 1 litre) – this should be attached to the bouquet you buy.

• Always buy the freshest looking plants so as to enjoy them as long as possible
• Position the plant plant in a light place, some plants like direct sunlight, most don’t (see plant label if possible).
• Avoid draughts and keep away from direct heat sources.
• Ensure that there is enough water available for the plant. Use rainwater if possible.
• Soil must be kept moist, prevent excess of water at the bottom of the plant.
• Remove wilted flowers and leaves
• Enjoy your plants!

• Purchase plants of sufficient maturity and quality
• Pay attention to the activity of the plants e.g.

Each sachet of cut flower food contains exactly the right amount of nutrients to make your flowers bloom beautifully and keep the stems and leaves strong. It's super important that you mix the food correctly with the right amount of water, so always check the instructions on the package.