Have you received a beautiful bouquet from your home floral art magazine from someone who loves you so much? The beauty, fragrance, and vibrant colors of the flowers bring life to your home, so you want to keep them vivid and fresh as naturally as possible. But without the right information, this can be a major challenge. For example, did you know that it’s better to pour warm water than cold water into a vase where a bouquet will be placed? This post will show you the best tricks and tips you should follow to get it so that your flowers are preserved with the best shine for days. Tips 1. Remove the wrapper Whether it’s red roses, pink lilies, colorful tulips, or other kinds of flowers, the bouquet is always protected by a transparent wrapper . When you receive it, you need to remove it so that the air circulates between the flowers and the flowers do not “sweat” due to lack of sweat. Spraying the flowers with water is also highly recommended. 2. Cut the beveled stem Before placing the flowers in the vase, cut the stems one at a time, at an angle of 45 degrees. You can do it with regular sharp scissors, gardening, or a knife. Cutting the stem in this way increases the surface on which the flowers can absorb water. It is also strongly recommended that you keep cutting the stem every three days. 3.Hot water Believe it or not, one of the best ways to make cut flowers last longer is to use hot water the first time you put them in a vase. Flowers are easy to absorb water, so choose warm water without using cold water. 4. Do not put many flowers in the same vase Many flowers in the same vase are visual pleasures, but they also make your flowers last longer. A large number of flowers in a small space prevents proper air circulation between them. Therefore, for the bouquets of many flowers, it is advisable to divide them into two different containers. 5.Use preservatives or flower […]
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