Import Ecuadorian Roses — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Ecuador

Prismal Flowers supplies fresh-cut Ecuadorian roses grown at elevations above 2,800 meters in the Andean foothills, where consistent sunlight and cool nights enhance stem length and bloom density. Each stem averages 60 to 70 cm in length, with head diameters ranging from 4.5 to 5.5 cm, as verified by post-harvest grading standards. The roses are harvested at the breaker stage to ensure optimal post-transport opening, with a minimum vase life of 10 days under standard conditions.

The roses are available in standard varieties including Red, White, Pink, and Coral, with some seasonal exclusives such as Lavender and Peach. The stems are naturally thorn-reduced through selective breeding, not chemical treatment. While the listing does not specify exact varietal codes, the supplier’s catalog references common commercial types like Avalanche, Baccara, and Freedom. These are cultivated using integrated pest management and without synthetic growth hormones, consistent with industry norms for premium Ecuadorian production.

Buyers include wholesale florists, event planners, and supermarket chains across North America and Europe. Packaging is in standard 25-stem bundles, wrapped in moisture-retentive sleeves and packed in ventilated cardboard boxes with chilled gel packs. The supplier confirms FOB Quito and CIF Miami as standard terms, with minimum order quantities typically starting at 500 stems per variety. Lead time from harvest to Miami airport is 36 to 48 hours under normal conditions.

Prismal Flowers operates as an importer and distributor based in Miami, Florida, with direct sourcing relationships in Ecuador. The company does not own or operate farms but works with a network of certified growers who meet export-grade standards for flower handling. Its verification status is listed as Harbor, indicating compliance with basic trade documentation and shipment tracking protocols.

The supplier does not disclose farm names, certifications, or annual volume. There is no public information on years in business, staff size, or client list. All claims about certifications, such as ISO, are unverified in the source data and must be confirmed directly with the supplier. The company’s role is logistical coordination, not cultivation.