Upon delivery of your Christmas tree, water it immediately to keep it fresh and vibrant. When choosing a spot to display your tree, avoid placing it near heat sources like heaters, radiators, or fireplaces, as these can dry out the tree quickly. Ideally, position your tree by a window for natural light, and if your home tends to be warm, crack open the window to ensure proper air circulation.

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To help your Christmas tree adjust to its new environment, allow it to sit for 24 hours before decorating. This waiting period gives the tree time to open up and settle in. Remember, keeping your Christmas tree hydrated is crucial—it should always have water.

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Each tree has different water needs, so be attentive in the first few days, checking the water level twice a day, then continue with daily checks. Using a Christmas tree stand with a large water compartment can make this process easier and help your tree stay fresh longer. For added nourishment, consider adding a splash of organic clear soda or organic agave syrup to the water—trees love this liquid form of sugar.

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Some trees respond to a little music, whether it’s a lively tap dance or your favorite Christmas carols. But all trees thrive when they’re cared for with love. So, smile every time you look at your tree, and it will brighten your holiday season. If you have any questions about Christmas tree care, don't hesitate to reach out for expert advice!