6 Red Rose Arrangement

Six red roses in a terracotta pot. No orchids, no chrysanthemums, no cattails, no blade leaves. Just roses and foliage. This is the arrangement you send when the flowers are the message and nothing else needs to speak.

$35.00 USD. Same day delivery, seven days a week, across all Bali locations including Seminyak, Canggu, Kuta, Ubud, Denpasar and Nusa Dua. Arrives in a terracotta pot with foliage, ready to display.

What's Inside

Six red roses sit in a compact dome shape, some fully open with their centres showing, some still budded and tight at the top. Broad green foliage wraps around and between the roses. The leaves mix lighter and darker greens with some reddish-brown tones at the tips. The foliage is dense enough that the foam is completely hidden and the arrangement reads as a living thing rather than flowers stuck in a block.

The terracotta pot is classic Balinese clay, warm orange-brown, tapered at the base. No glaze, no paint. It keeps the whole thing grounded and honest. This is the only arrangement in the collection that sits low and round rather than building upward in a triangle.

Why Six

A dozen red roses is a statement that most people associate with grand romantic gestures. A single red rose is a symbol but it's hard to arrange in a pot without looking sparse. Six is the number that works for actual life. It fills a terracotta pot without crowding. It says something without shouting. It costs $35 instead of $70 or more for twelve, which means you can send it on a Tuesday for no reason at all and not feel like you've overcommitted.

Six roses is also the number that most people can count at a glance. Your eye sees the cluster and registers "roses, several, red" without needing to count each one individually. That instant recognition is part of why this is our most ordered arrangement to Denpasar. The people ordering know exactly what they want to say, they want to say it with roses, and they don't need a dozen to say it.

Selecting the Six

When you only have six roses in a pot, each one matters. In a mixed arrangement with twenty or thirty stems, one average rose hides behind the chrysanthemums and nobody notices. In this arrangement, every rose is visible from every angle. There is nowhere to hide a bloom that's past its best or hasn't coloured properly.

The selection process starts at the market. Red roses come in bunches of twenty or twenty-five and within each bunch the quality varies. Some stems are thicker and will hold the bloom upright longer. Some buds are tighter and will open over three days rather than one. Some have already started to soften at the outer petals. For a mixed arrangement I can use the full range. For this one I pick only the six best from each bunch. The stems need to be uniform in thickness. The buds need to be at the same stage. The red needs to match across all six because any variation in shade shows immediately when there's nothing else to distract from it.

The Terracotta

The terracotta pot does more than hold the foam. Unglazed clay breathes. It allows a tiny amount of moisture to pass through the walls, which keeps the temperature inside the pot slightly cooler than a ceramic or plastic container. In Bali's heat, that small difference adds hours to how long the foam stays saturated. Red roses are the most heat-sensitive flower in the collection and they benefit from every degree of cooling the pot provides.

Terracotta also matches red roses in a way that no other container does. The warm orange-brown of the clay sits next to the red of the petals without competing. White ceramic would create contrast. A galvanized pot like Farah's would pull the eye downward. Terracotta sits quiet and lets the roses own the arrangement.

Who Sends Six Red Roses

People who know what they want to say. This is the Valentine's Day arrangement, the anniversary arrangement, and the apology arrangement. It is also the "I was thinking about you on the way home from work" arrangement, which is the order type that makes up most of our Denpasar deliveries for this product. Local senders. Partners. People who live here and send to someone who lives here. Not the tourist market, not the international sender. This arrangement sells to people who pass flower shops every day and know exactly what six red roses means.

At $35.00 USD, it is the most affordable arrangement in the collection and it is priced that way on purpose. Red roses should be something you can send without planning. A Tuesday gesture. A Friday apology. A Thursday "because I wanted to." The $35 price means the decision takes thirty seconds instead of thirty minutes.

Add a chocolate hamper for a bigger gesture, or pair with a massage package for a full experience. For roses with more variety, see our rose collection or try Kyla for pink roses with orchids. For the full sampler with roses and five other flower types, Marley is our third most popular.

Care

Top up the foam daily. Pour water slowly into the pot and let it soak. Red roses in Bali's heat will peak on day two or three. Staged buds extend the display to day four or five. Remove petals as they brown at the edges rather than pulling entire blooms. A rose with a few spent outer petals still looks good once you clear them away. The foliage stays green long after the roses finish.

Keep out of direct sun. The terracotta helps with heat but direct afternoon sun will shorten the life of the roses by a full day. A shaded table or shelf is best.

Delivery

Same day delivery, seven days a week, everywhere we reach across Bali. Denpasar, Kuta, Legian, Tabanan, and all areas. Order before 3pm Bali time for same day.

Need to change something after ordering? Call +62 813 3862 5637 during business hours (Mon-Fri 7am to 7pm, Sat-Sun 7am to 6pm) or reach us through the contact page.

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