There’s nothing better in the entire world than receiving flowers. Someone thinks you're special and wants to express their appreciation for you, but it always seems like your flowers die within a week after getting them. Here are some ways to keep your beloved flowers alive longer.
Cut Foliage and Stems
The minute you get your flowers, take all of the foliage off the stems. When you fill the vase with water, you don't want any foliage to go beneath the water. You also want to cut the very bottoms of your stems to open them up for fresh water to be able to enter.
Right With Sprite
Flowers need an acidifier to survive. An acidifier is anything that will make your water citrusy or acidic. If you add fruit juice to your water, however, it will change colors. A better option is to use Sprite because not only is it an acidifier, is also has sugar, which is also necessary for your flowers to stay alive. Try adding water and Sprite at a 1:1 ratio for best results.
No Direct Sunlight
Make sure your flowers aren’t placed in direct sunlight. The sun is very harsh on flowers and will dry them out quickly. Just as humans will sunburn when they’re in the sun too long, flowers will also suffer in continuous sunlight.
Replace Water
You want to make sure to replace your flower vase water every two days. Bacteria likes to hide in the water and without constant water changes, will kill your flowers. Don't forget to add your can of Sprite back into the water as well.
Re-cut the Flowers
Each time you change the water, your should also re-cut the flowers. Every time you do this, you are enabling more water to get into the flower and flow up the stem better.
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Silk flowers or artificial flowers will be just fine. Not only can they be more expensive than fresh cut flowers or arrangements but will of course last longer.
To make a bouquet of flowers last longer, trim the stems at an angle, change the water every few days, keep them away from direct sunlight and heat, and add flower food to the water.
I can't find any evidence that this would make them last longer. In fact I can't find any evidence of anyone putting flowers in a water & batteries mix.
it does becuz the chemicals help the cut flowers last a lot longer
7 up sprite and flower food
Using sugar water is the best method for making flowers last longer. The sugar provides nutrients for the flowers to feed off of, helping them stay fresh and vibrant for a longer period of time. Milk can actually promote bacterial growth and hasten wilting.
Gifts are better then flowers. The female instincts would prefer the flowers but not the male. Flowers are mainly for women to enjoy and die within a few days, gifts last longer.
Flowers as in plants that flower do not need cold water they can be watered with tepid water or warm water for houseplants. Outside plants usually do fine with cold water.