Tonghai, Yunnan
Wholesale gypsophila from Yunnan
The JohEle Flowers farm in Tonghai, Yunnan ships fresh gypsophila wholesale. The catalog has white and dyed stems. Dye moves up the stem, so this stays a fresh cut, not dried. The white card lists 1 kg a bunch and dyed cards list 0.5 kg. Stem count, a shared minimum, and the price are not published. Routes cover Russia and Central Asia, including Almaty and Moscow. Ask on the quote page, by WhatsApp, or by Telegram.
What to write in a gypsophila order
| Item | Where the guide comes from | What the request confirms |
|---|---|---|
| Color | White and dyed: pink, red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple. Dye moves through the stem. The flower stays fresh. | Color, and that it exists on the date |
| Bunch | The white card is 1 kg. Dyed cards are 0.5 kg. Those cards have no stem length. | Bunch weight of this lot |
| Stems | The card does not write stems. One estimate gave about 14 stems per 1 kg. Papers for Uzbekistan listed 15 with no weight. | Kilograms and stems together |
| Box | The catalog does not fix bunch count or box weight. A note of “30”, later marked “kg”, is not taken as the standard. | Box, bunches, and weight of this gypsophila |
| Minimum | Gypsophila has no shared threshold for every city. One bunch of each color is usually not assembled. | Minimum for the color and the route |
| Quote | The page does not name a price per kilogram or a money range. | Reply by color, weight, and city |
White and dyed
Fresh gypsophila in the catalog is white and dyed: pink, red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple. The flower takes dye through the stem, and the spray stays a living cut. Dried gypsophila sits in another catalog and is not mixed with this page.
Yellow is ordered with the word “yellow”. The catalog address of the card does not replace that word.
Bunch weight
White on the card is 1 kg a bunch. Pink, red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple are 0.5 kg. That is weight, not length. These cards have no stem-length line.
The card does not say how many stems sit in a kilogram. One estimate took 1 kg as about 14 stems, and dyed stems were counted the same way. The number moves with the branch. Papers for Uzbekistan listed gypsophila as 15, with no weight. The order therefore has two fields: kilograms and stems.
Box
The gypsophila catalog does not fix how many bunches fit in a box. In one conversation the number 30 was later marked “kg”. That note is easy to read as 30 bunches, and it has not been checked as a box weight. Box weight and bunch count are confirmed on the order, not from that remark.
Minimum order
There is no single minimum for every city. An order of one bunch of each color is usually awkward to assemble. The minimum for your color and route is written in the reply.
The bunch and box condition once named for roses does not apply to gypsophila.
Season
The site does not promise months when gypsophila is always available. White and each dyed color are checked separately for the ship date. Dye does not make a color available by itself.
Before holidays the quote is not closed in advance. Write the color, the weight, and the arrival day, and this lot can be counted.
Quote
There is no price per kilogram on the page. Old sums from correspondence are not published and are not treated as today’s shipment price. The quote depends on color, weight, season, and city. It is given after the request.
Availability and the road
- The site has no gypsophila cutting calendar. White and dyed colors are checked separately for the date. Holiday demand changes the quote, so name the arrival date at the start.
- The road is taken from the market pages. For Russia those pages list cold of 48–72 hours, air in 2–3 days, a phytosanitary certificate, and a fumigation certificate. For Almaty they list air at about two days and truck at about five.
- A flight on the timetable still does not mean this gypsophila can be sent and cleared on import. City and documents are decided with the order.
Gypsophila catalog and markets
Questions about wholesale gypsophila
Who sells gypsophila wholesale?
JohEle Flowers, a fresh-cut flower farm in Tonghai, Yuxi, Yunnan. This page is about the fresh cut. Dried gypsophila is in a separate catalog.
Is dyed gypsophila a living flower?
Yes. White is fresh. Dyed stems are fresh too: dye rises through the stem to the spray. It is not a dried flower and not an artificial branch.
What does a bunch weigh?
White on the card is 1 kg. Pink, red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple are 0.5 kg. Those cards have no stem length.
How many stems are in a kilogram?
The card does not say. One estimate gave about 14 stems per 1 kg. Other papers listed 15 with no weight. The branch changes the count, so the order states both kilograms and stems.
How is the box packed?
The catalog does not fix bunch count or box weight. A note of “30”, later marked “kg”, is not used as a standard. It is easy to mix up with a bunch count. The box is confirmed on the order.
What is the minimum, and is there a price on the site?
There is no shared minimum. There is also no price per kilogram on the page. One bunch of each color is usually not assembled. The quote comes after the request. Old sums from correspondence are not published.
Where do you ship gypsophila?
Russia and Central Asia are discussed, including Almaty and Moscow. The cards also name Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan, and Tajikistan. City, cold, and documents are confirmed together.
How do I request gypsophila?
Write the color, weight, bunch count, city, and arrival date. The request can go on the quote page, by WhatsApp +86 18787700422, or by Telegram +86 13242052452.
Request gypsophila
Write the color, bunch weight, bunch count, and city. The same lines are collected on the quote page.
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