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Does it help cut flowers to add sugar to the water?
yes
Does sugar prolong the life of the cut flowers?
Yes, the sugar will help the flower survive, or pour some clear lemonade into the vase that will also help the life of flowers, this is a trick of the flower trade.
What makes flowers grow better?
Water, plant food, fertilizer, rich soil and sunlight. sugar water but to much can hurt the flowers but can help the soil decompose
How does dead skin help your body?
your new skin is fresher
Why the stigmas of most flowers contain quite a lot of sugar?
this is 2 attract insects n birds which help in pollination
Does sprite help flowers?
yes it does. flower preservatives supplied with cut flowers contain sugar, an acidifier and gemicide. Sprite has sugar which flowers use to feed on and citric acid which works as an acidifier. you can also try to use 7up or a drink like that, but don't get the sugarless or diet ones! you can also try to use table sugar and lemon juice, but don't overdose them, two tablespoons of each is enough =)
How do the actions of the bees help the flowers survive?
how do the actions of the bees help flowers survive
How do you face BPO job interviews as fresher?
A fresher going for a job interview should acknowledge his lack of relevant work experience. Honest enthusiasm and talking about other credentials will help.
Does keeping the heel of the loaf as the front slice of a bagged loaf of bread help keep the subsequent slices fresher?
It does seem to help.
Is there a certain ratio required for a mixture of bleach lemon juice and sugar for cut flowers Why?
Bleach and lemon juice don't help. It's an internet hoax.
How do butterflies and flower help each other?
Flowers help butterflies by providing them with food. Butterflies help flowers by spreading their seeds. Butterflies also help aid the flowers with pollination.
How do rabbit help flowers?
the rabbits help the flowers by rubbing them and carrying their pollen from one flower to another.
