Rose is the queen of flowers. It is considered a symbol of love and beauty, especially red. From time immemorial, the magical beauty of a rose has attracted human attention. The rose is very popular and loved by all the peoples of the world. Currently, there are several thousand different varieties of roses. No flower can match her scent, duration and abundance of flowering. A bouquet of roses in a vase greatly enlivens the space of any room and raises the mood of the people around.
Necessary
Cut the stems of flowers correctly, a tall vase of water
Instructions
Step 1
First, create favorable conditions to keep the cut flowers longer. Do not forget that roses do not tolerate high temperatures, direct sunlight, drafts and smoky smoky rooms. Therefore, ventilate the room in advance.
Step 2
Before placing the roses in a vase of water, cut off any excess leaves and thorns from the stems that may come into contact with the water. In a humid environment, they will quickly rot and spread germs that will damage the entire flower.
Step 3
Then cut off the stems at an angle. Split them into two or three pieces or slightly crush them with a hammer to a height of three centimeters. This will increase the suction surface of the water colors.
Step 4
Then choose a vase that is high enough. Remember to keep the stems of the flowers halfway in the water. Use boiled or raw, settled water at room temperature. Do not put roses in a vase in the package.
Step 5
Add ammonium solution to the water. Purchase it from a flower shop. If you do not have ammonium, then put two tablespoons of granulated sugar or one aspirin in the water.
Step 6
Spray the flowers with water two to three times a day. This will give them freshness, and in return they will delight you for a long time with their beauty and aroma.
Step 7
Change the water in the vase daily and rinse the stems under cold running water. Remember that water is not only absorbed by plants but also evaporates. Remember to thoroughly wash the vase itself with dishwashing detergent or soap.
Step 8
If the roses start to wilt quickly, renew the cuts on their stems and soak the flowers in very hot water until it is slightly lukewarm.
Step 9
Do not store roses next to fruits or vegetables. Ethylene is released from them, which is detrimental to flowers. Do not put roses in the same vase with other flowers.
Step 10
Store the flowers in a cooler place overnight, or wrap them tightly in paper and place them in a bucket of cold water.
