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It seems Marian Rivera has to do some serious product replenishment as the big items from the latest collection of Flora Vida sold out fast after it went live on the flower shop's website last Saturday, September 19.

"Muchas Gracias... My [heart] is full!" the Kapuso actress wrote on her Facebook page last Sunday, September 20.

Based on Flora Vida's website as of today, September 22, the preserved and dried bouquets, priced at Php 10,000, are out of stock. The items come with a variety of designs beautifully crafted by Marian herself.

Screenshot from Flora Vida's website

Three of her four mini bouquets, on the other hand, are still available online.

Both sets come with elegant white vases that are sustainably sourced from rescued mango trees from Manila South Road in Laguna.

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A glimpse of what's in store for you 💕 Our vases come in a variety of shapes and sizes, perfect for switching up your style. Each item comes with a white, distressed finish vase that are sourced from rescued Mango trees from Manila South Road, Bay, Laguna. @floravidabymarian 😍

A post shared by Marian Rivera Gracia Dantes 🇵🇭 (@marianrivera) on Sep 2, 2020 at 2:39am PDT

For those who want to create their own arrangements, Marian's team put DIY kits on sale with five different sets to choose from. Each set consists of various dried perennial flowers and leaves with the likes of Rose French Marianne, Eucalyptus Populus, and Green Stoebe.

Meanwhile, dried blooms--Clematis Seed, Blushing Bride, Spray Rose, Amaranth, Smoke Tree, Mimosa, Tulip Star, Aster, Stirlingia, Pussy Willow--can be also purchased on Flora Vida's website.

As Marian unlocked another achievement, her husband, Dingdong Dantes, congratulated her for the successful launch of her flower shop's new collection, saying he is "always proud" of his wife.

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@floravidabymarian's new collection is out! Ayan na, may mga idedeliver nanaman ako. 😄 Always proud of you, @marianrivera. 😘🛵💐

A post shared by Dingdong Dantes (@dongdantes) on Sep 19, 2020 at 9:21am PDT

After attending a special class on floristry in Kyoto, Japan, Marian ventured into the floral industry in March 2017, launching Flora Vida which specializes in preserved flower arrangements, personally prepared and designed by the Kapuso Primetime Queen herself.