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00:00 It's been more than a week and it's Valentine's Day.

00:03 And one of the traditions on Valentine's Day is to give flowers to our loved ones.

00:11 So let's find out how much the price of flowers is now in the popular and popular shopping in Dangua.

00:18 That's in the words of Chariza Esparrago.

00:21 Ryan is a flower vendor in one of the stalls in Dangua.

00:29 The flower market that is known to be found in Sampaloc, Manila.

00:34 If he used to be busy with the popularity of flower vendors,

00:38 a week before Valentine's Day, people come to him.

00:44 Ryan can see the reason why some people save money on spending.

00:49 Even so, he still hopes that he will earn a good amount of money even if the occasion is near.

00:55 Now, there are not many people because it's Valentine's Day.

01:02 For Ryan, it's better to buy or reserve flowers while the price is still falling.

01:08 Just like the best-selling local long-stemmed rose that is P60 each.

01:14 The short-stemmed rose that is P50, the Ecuadorian rose can be purchased for P180.

01:23 If you're looking for a dried rose, it's P250.

01:27 And for those who like sunflowers, it's P100 for now.

01:32 While for daisies, it's P80 each.

01:36 Carnations can be purchased for P100 now.

01:40 And for those who like tulips, it's P145.

01:45 Ryan's reminder is earlier, cheaper.

01:49 You can now advance the delivery of flowers to your love of your life.

01:55 Maybe he will increase it from P50 to P100.

01:58 Chariza Espargo for Pambansang TV in Bagong, Pilipinas.