Actually, a combination of substances would work best. First, sugar should be added to the water as an energy or "food" source for the flowers. Second, an antibacterial such as bleach or mouthwash should be included to prevent harmful bacteria from growing in the water. Third, an acidic substance such as aspirin, vinegar, or lemon juice should be included to reduce the pH level in the water. The little powder packets provided by florists contain a sugar, acid and antibacterial mix. One should also use lukewarm water rather than cold water when cutting the stems and filling the vase.
I tried coca cola mixed with Sprite and water/fanta and it kept my wflower alive for a month
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A little sugar helps.
it slows down metabolism. its kinda like keeping bodies in a fridge
No. They die when you pick them.
no because baking soda is for cooking ONLY
it keeps you alive
Alive
i think it should not survive
No, because flowers are alive and they dont move by themselves
i'll let you know later. your horny
if u cut the steam slanted it keeps it alive longer
no use the little packets of food they give you with your flowers dont throw it away. it works and its expensive
it slows down metabolism. its kinda like keeping bodies in a fridge
People traditionally put flowers in a vase with some water to keep them alive. A vase is to display something such as a bunch of flowers.
For something to be biotic means something is alive. There are three categories. Biotic is the plants, animals, and anything that is currently alive. Abiotic is something that is not alive, like rocks. And dead things are biotic things no longer living.
To stay alive, flowers need sun, water, soil, and nutrients.and oxgan
Pollen to keep them alive
No. They die when you pick them.
He does not. He is dead. When alive he painted all kinds of subjects, flowers too.