Chrysal Liquid Sachet on String is a unique, new concept for flower food. This is the first liquid flower food in the world that can be automatically applied to the bouquet with a Chrysal Liquid Binder by Bercomex. The sachet contains the same formula as our Supreme and Better Bloom liquid sticks. The liquid sachets can be produced on string for automatic application but also as loose, twin and even as quad sachet.

Two Chrysal products have been nominated for a Greenovation Award 2020. The Greenovation Awards are given to a sustainably produced product or concept by Royal Flora Holland. This year our new Chrysal Paper sachets and Recyclable sachets are nominated. Our Recyclable plastic flower food sachet is made from fully recyclable plastic and contributes to a circular economy. The Paper sachet is made of TFC pulp and has a water based coating.

Chrysal Paper Sachet is made of TCF pulp and has a water-based coating. This means the sachet can be thrown away in the paper bin. Flowers and buds open more beautifully, it mixes easily and clearly in water and is odourless, provides all the necessary ingredients for full development of buds and blooms. Accurate dosing is essential for maximum satisfaction. Also the Chrysal Paper Sachet is available as a Rosa version. We recommend that you provide the right care tips to your customers. We have care tips materials available for you.

We are thrilled to announce that Chrysal Americas will be at the IFPA Global Produce and Floral Show in Anaheim, California, from October 19th to 21st at Booth 1311.

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We are very happy to announce that this year Chrysal will once again be present at the IFTF in Vijfhuizen and the FHTF in Aalsmeer. Both fairs are open 3rd-5th November 2021.

On our stands you can find more information about our sustainable brand new Arrive Alive® Eco (nominated for a Greenovation Award), our bio based flower food and Vident (Trade Fair)/Liquid Sachet on String (IFTF).
 
We hope to welcome you; fresh coffee is waiting for you at stand B2.41 (IFTF) and stand 8.4/8.6 (FHTF).

Chrysal is present at the IFTF in Vijfhuizen and the FHTF in Aalsmeer. Both fairs are open 7-9 november 2018. At our stands we will introduce our new product Chrysal Viva. Viva is an innovative solution for colour retention and flower induction with Phalaenopsis, resulting in beautiful plants with lots of room for flowers. Also, Chrysal Viva can be used post-harvest for better leaf and flower quality with Rosa, Anthurium and Chrysanthemum.

We are very happy to announce that this year Chrysal will once again be present at the IPM in Essen. From 23 till 26 January 2024, IPM ESSEN - the world's leading trade fair for horticulture - will be the meeting place for the green sector. Here, exhibitors from all over the world present their innovative products and services in the fields of plants, technology, floristry and garden features. No other fair offers so many plant innovations. Climate change and sustainability are the defining themes here.

In the coming weeks Chrysal will be present at the IPM Essen and Floradecora. Two very important trade fairs, where we will be presenting interesting innovations. Below you can find more details on what you can expect from us.

IPM Essen

Dear florist,

Creating beautiful bouquets and designs is a skill, which you, as a florist have developed over time through experiences, whether good or bad. But the hard work doesn’t start or end there; making your flowers look their best for as long as possible for your customers is also a skill.

Chrysal Professional 2 has been especially developed for use by wholesalers, bouquet makers, florists and retailers,  in vases and buckets of all cut flowers. It contains just enough nutrients for the natural development of flowers whilst preventing flowers opening too soon. The improved formula stimulates water absorption and keeps flowers and leaves fresh and beautiful. The solution can be used up to 5 days, reducing the necessity to change the water as frequently. In addition, it reduces wastage by an average of 50% compared to water alone.