Overview:

Flower pot fireworks are pyrotechnic devices that create a spectacular fountain effect resembling a blooming flower. These fireworks are popular for their stunning display of colorful sparks and effects, making them a favorite at parties and events.

Features:

• When ignited, flower pot fireworks produce a cascading spray of sparks that shoot upwards and fan out, resembling a blooming flower in the night sky.
• Colors: Available in a variety of hues, including red, green, blue, gold, and silver, for a vibrant and visually appealing display.
• Duration: Typically ranges from a few seconds to a minute, depending on the size and design of the fireworks.
• Safety: Features a stable base for secure placement and operation, ensuring safe use during celebrations.
• Variety: Available in various sizes and shapes, allowing for different display heights and intensities.

Ideal Uses:

• Celebrations: Adds a dazzling and colorful display to events like New Year’s Eve, weddings, birthdays, and cultural festivals.
• Displays: Professional fireworks displays use pyrotechnic effects to add variety and visual interest, which are frequently combined with one another.
• Outdoor Events: Ideal for outdoor venues with enough space for the fireworks to safely emit their sparks and effects.

Usage instructions:

1. Setup: Place the flower pot fireworks on a flat, stable surface, making sure they are upright and secure.
2. Ignition: Light the fuse carefully with a flame or a suitable igniter while keeping a safe distance from the fireworks.
3. Enjoy: Take a step back and watch the firework produce a fountain-like display of sparks and colors.
4. Disposal: Once the fireworks have completely burned out and cooled, dispose of them responsibly in accordance with local regulations.

Safety precautions:

• Always follow local laws and regulations when using fireworks.
• Use outside in a clear, open area away from structures, vehicles, and flammable materials.
• Maintain a safe distance between spectators and the fireworks during operation.
• Do not attempt to relight or handle malfunctioning fireworks; instead, wait at least 20 minutes before approaching and dousing with water.