White and Pink Magnolia Blossom Branch Stem – 33.5 Inch

The Story

This magnolia blossom branch brings height, flowering detail, and an open branching shape to an arrangement. White petals are softly washed with pink, while unopened buds and slender brown offshoots give the stem visual variation from top to bottom.

At 33.5 inches long, it has enough height to stand on its own in a tall vase or rise above fuller flowers and foliage in a mixed arrangement. The coloring feels especially fitting for spring, but it can transition easily into year-round interiors.

Design Function

Use this magnolia branch to introduce Movement through a floral arrangement with its tall stem, irregular offshoots, and naturally spaced blossoms.

Details at a Glance

• Flower: Magnolia blossom

• Color: White with soft pink accents, green and tan buds, and a brown branch

• Season: Spring and year-round

• Dimensions: 33.5 inches long; width and depth not provided

• Material: Standard faux petals, buds, and foliage details with a wired faux branch

• Quality Tier: Standard Faux

• Sold As: One branch stem

• Stem Type: Long wired branching stem

• Design Role: Movement

• Best Vase Size: Medium to tall vessels, approximately 12–18 inches high

• Vase Style: Tall glass cylinders, ceramic vases, narrow-neck vessels, and floor vessels

• To Consider: The branch may arrive compressed and will need gentle shaping

• Care: Indoor use recommended; dust gently and keep dry

The Faux Standard

This branch is chosen for its useful height, flowering shape, and white-and-pink color combination. The blossoms provide a soft floral statement, while the darker branch and smaller buds add contrast and definition. It works well when you want the recognizable shape of magnolia without relying on the stem to imitate every botanical detail.

How to Style It

Stem Count: Use one branch for a simple accent in a narrow vase. Group three stems for a fuller display, or use five or more when creating a large entryway or kitchen-island arrangement.

Vase Recommendation: Choose a vase with a narrower opening to hold the long stem upright. For several branches, use a heavier vessel that can support their height and spread.

Arrangement Role: This stem provides Movement, carrying the eye upward and outward through the design.

Pairing Approach: Pair it with white hydrangeas, blush roses, stock, or soft greenery. The brown branch also works well beside eucalyptus and other woody stems.

Placement Idea: Position the branch toward the back or upper portion of a mixed arrangement, allowing the blossoms and smaller offshoots to extend beyond the main floral line.

Quick Styling Formula: White and Pink Magnolia Blossom Branch + white hydrangea + blush garden roses + eucalyptus = a soft spring arrangement with height, fullness, and natural color variation.

Where It Works Best

• Entryway consoles

• Kitchen islands

• Dining-room arrangements

• Bedroom dressers

• Living-room sideboards

• Spring mantel displays

• Tall floor vases

Mel’s Styling Take

I would let the shape of this branch do most of the work. Three stems in a simple glass or ceramic vase would make a beautiful spring display without needing much else. In a mixed arrangement, I would place it above fuller flowers so the white-and-pink blossoms have room to be seen.

Pairs Well With

• White Dried Faux Hydrangea

• Light Peach Real Touch Hydrangea

• Cream Stock Stem

• Blush or dusty-pink garden roses

• Eucalyptus and soft green foliage

• Other flowering branches in white or pale pink

Good to Know

• Each branch is sold individually.

• The wired stem and offshoots can be carefully adjusted to suit your arrangement.

• Shape slowly and support each branch near its connection point.

• Slight variations in blossom placement, coloring, and branch shape may occur.

• The finished width will depend on how you position the offshoots.

• For tall arrangements, add floral foam or a vase insert if additional stability is needed.

Climate & Care Considerations

Recommended for indoor or protected decorative use. Keep away from direct sunlight, moisture, fireplaces, and heating vents to help protect the coloring and materials. Remove dust with a soft cloth, gentle brush, or cool air. Do not wash or submerge. Store with enough space around the blossoms to prevent crushing.

Product Insight

A 33.5-inch white and pink faux magnolia blossom branch designed to bring flowering height and an open, expressive shape to spring and year-round arrangements.

Care & Maintenance

You chose stems that last. Here’s how to make sure they do.

Faux florals are low maintenance, but not no maintenance. A little intentional care goes a long way toward keeping your stems looking the way they did the day they arrived.

Think of this page as your go-to resource. Bookmark it, come back to it, and use it whenever your arrangements need a refresh.

Every stem is chosen with intention — so it works in your home, not just in a vase.

First Things First: Know Your Stems

Not all faux florals are cared for the same way. True Bloom Floral carries three tiers, each with slightly different needs.

True Bloom stems
Our highest tier. Premium real touch stems with detailed surface coatings. Handle gently and keep completely dry.

Real Touch stems
Soft, natural-feeling stems. Clean gently using dry methods or a lightly damp cloth for spot cleaning.

Standard faux stems (including filler)
More forgiving. Can be cleaned with a damp cloth or mild soap solution when needed.

When in doubt, less is more. Gentle care works for every tier.

Everyday Care: The Four Habits That Matter

1. Dust regularly
Dust dulls color and texture over time. A quick dust every 1–2 weeks keeps stems looking fresh.

2. Keep out of direct sunlight
Bright rooms are fine, but prolonged direct sun will fade colors over time, especially deeper tones.

3. Avoid heat and humidity
Keep stems away from fireplaces, radiators, kitchens, and bathrooms. Heat and moisture can damage materials.

4. Reshape as needed
Real touch stems are flexible. Gently reshape petals or bend wired stems to create natural movement.

Cleaning Your Stems

True Bloom & Real Touch Stems

These require the most careful approach.

What works:

• Soft brush (makeup brush, paintbrush, microfiber cloth)
• Hair dryer on cool, low setting (held at least 12 inches away)
• Gentle shake outdoors
• Lightly damp cloth (Real Touch only, for spot cleaning)

What to avoid:

• Submerging in water
• Harsh cleaners or sprays
• Heat or warm air

Standard Faux & Filler Stems

More flexible and easier to clean.

What works:

• All dry cleaning methods above
• Damp cloth or gentle wipe
• Mild soap solution with cool water
• Salt or cornstarch method (shake in a bag to remove dust)

What to avoid:

• Soaking stems
• Aggressive scrubbing

Reflexing Your Stems

Reflexing is a professional floral technique that opens petals outward to create a fuller, more natural look.

Why reflex?

Stems are packed tightly for shipping. Reflexing opens them up, adds dimension, and transforms the overall look.

Best stems for reflexing:

• Roses
• Peonies
• Tulips
• Gladiolus

How to reflex:

• Work slowly with your fingertips
• Gently bend outer petals backward
• Warm petals slightly between your hands if needed
• Never force anything

A reflexed stem instantly looks more elevated and intentional.

Highly Pigmented Stems

Deep tones like reds, burgundies, and jewel shades may transfer color if pressed against light surfaces for extended periods.

This is normal for richly pigmented materials.

To prevent issues:

• Avoid prolonged contact with light fabrics or surfaces
• Wipe surfaces promptly if transfer occurs
• Give stems space when arranging

Storing Your Stems

How you store your stems matters just as much as how you display them.

• Store upright when possible
• Wrap loosely in tissue paper
• Use a supportive storage box
• Keep in a cool, dry, dark space
• Avoid overpacking

Giving stems space helps preserve their shape and structure.

A Note on Vases

Faux florals don’t create water stains or bacteria, but vase care still matters.

• Dust interiors regularly
• Wipe glass vases to remove smudges
• Use filler (stones or foam) to stabilize arrangements
• If adding water for aesthetics, keep real touch stems above the waterline

How Long Will My Stems Last?

With proper care, True Bloom and Real Touch stems typically last five years or more.

The three biggest factors that shorten their lifespan:

• Direct sunlight
• Dust buildup
• Poor storage

Avoid those, and your arrangements will stay beautiful for years.
View full visual Care & Maintenance guide here