What Flower Is the Blue Enchantress? Meaning, Symbolism and Price
The Blue Enchantress, with its unique name and hefty price tag, has caught many people's attention. Especially with Valentine's Day approaching, the Blue Enchantress sells even better. Some say the Blue Enchantress is a blue rose, but its price is much higher than that of red roses, which inevitably makes
Blue EnchantressWith its unique name and hefty price tag, it has caught many people's attention. Especially with Valentine's Day approaching, the Blue Enchantress sells even better. Some say the Blue Enchantress is a blue rose, but its price is much higher than that of red roses, which inevitably makes people curious: what flower exactly is the Blue Enchantress? What does it represent? And roughly how much does one stem cost?
In the eyes of many people, the Blue Enchantress is simply a blue rose, but in fact the Blue Enchantress was originally a processed flower from the Netherlands, produced by crossing a China rose (Rosa chinensis) with a rose (Rosa multiflora); that is to say, the Blue Enchantress rarely grows on its own and is mostly artificially dyed.
What does the Blue Enchantress represent?
1. A confidant: although blue carries a faint hint of sorrow, it also represents honesty and kindness. It makes you think of the sky, so broad and vast that it can hold anything. You can pour out everything to it, and it will always give you back warm sunshine, letting you stride forward full of confidence.
2. Something beautiful: deep love for a lover, the truest interpretation of the bond between husband and wife, the most beautiful blessing on a special day, and fond memories of days gone by.
3. Miracles and things that cannot come true: the Blue Enchantress also represents something forever out of reach, precious and rare.
4. Secret love: “Melancholy, love in the heart that is hard to speak aloud. It is a precious, rare love.” Secretly in love with you, yet unable to speak up, thinking of you every day - will you think of me too? One day I will let you go.
5. Pure love and honesty and kindness: knowing each other is destiny, and the meeting of souls gives me endless romantic feelings; staying together is a promise - through the cycles of this world, I will always remember this beautiful love story of mine.
So roughly how much does one stem of the Blue Enchantress cost on the market? It is said that the Blue Enchantress is a relatively precious flower, and naturally growing Blue Enchantress is very hard to find in nature, so it is quite hard to obtain; if you want to buy it, you generally have to place an order in advance. Moreover, the selling price differs from year to year and from one period to another. The Blue Enchantress sold on the market is generally artificially dyed, and the price of one stem ranges from about 20 yuan to over a hundred yuan, because the quality of the flower and the dyeing effect also have to be taken into account.
When Valentine's Day comes, the price of the Blue Enchantress, endowed with special meaning, climbs steadily higher; the price of one stem may rise to 50 yuan to 120 yuan. If it is a Blue Enchantress bred through genetic modification, it is even more expensive, at around 200 yuan per stem, but such Blue Enchantress is very rare, because the process of genetic modification is very complicated.
Sometimes the climate also affects the price of flowers. Many flights are late or delayed, goods cannot arrive on time, and so prices rise as well. The optimistic side is that it is, after all, a flower, and most “Blue Enchantress” is sourced from Yunnan, similar in shape to that imported from the Netherlands, with quantities higher than in previous years, so it is unlikely to break through the sky-high price of 200 yuan now, and the usual price is roughly between 30-40 yuan per stem.
In short, the price of the Blue Enchantress is somewhat higher than that of ordinary roses, and even higher on holidays. If you are interested in the Blue Enchantress, you can also buy some to give to your loved one, but be sure to tell the real from the fake. A flower shop owner once revealed that the Blue Enchantress sold on the market is actually made by dyeing pink roses or white roses to pass them off as blue roses, so that on Valentine's Day the price can be raised quite a bit. So when buying the Blue Enchantress, everyone must look carefully - you might see white or pink on the blue petals.