OSLO XMAS TREES: Premier SPRUCE Christmas Tree - Fresh Norway Cut - 1.5m to 1.75m (150cm to 175cm) (5ft to 6ft)

Christmas trees are perishable goods (just like flowers and any another kind of plant.) This means it is impossible to predict or guarantee how long they will survive. This will depend on the individual tree, the environment it’s in and how will it is looked after. Although most of our trees live comfortably past the new year, we could not possibly guarantee how long your tree will be able to survive in your home/office.

Tree care

1.       Prepare the tree – before installing your tree we recommend you saw 2cm of the trunk which creates a fresh cut and opens up the pores in the back which will allow the tree to drink water through the pores.

2.       Keep away from heat source – position you Christmas tree away from any heat source such as radiators and fireplaces. Heat dries out your tree faster.

3.       Water your tree – in plain water not soil or sand which would block the pores in the bark. We recommend using a Hydro Christmas Tree Stand or the Cinco stand we sell as an accessory. Your Christmas tree may drink 2-3 pints (1-2 litres) of water per day and will depend on your central heating settings. It is important you keep the Christmas tree stand topped up as once the level drops below the tree’s trunk, the sap will re-seal the bark within a few hours, preventing the tree from drinking any further water – even if you re-fill the Christmas tree stand (if this happens you will need to saw another 2cm off the bottom of the tree)