You have just ordered your favorite roses from our fresh flower delivery in Kota and they look gorgeous. The deep blood red petals, wet with
dew, and the sweet aroma have enticed you. But you’re scared that this joy
won’t last for long. While it is true that nothing in this world can last
forever, but with our tips, tricks, and tweaks, you can make sure the blossom
doesn’t die an untimely death. These tips are easy to follow and won’t require
much effort or time. If you really care about your flowers, do not forget to
use these tricks to make your flowers longer than ever before. And while you’re
at it, order a few more fresh flowers from our English flower delivery in Jaipur to liven up your house a little.
THE VASE
The vase you choose to keep your flower in can have a
huge role to play not just in display but also in the survival of the plant.
Begin with a narrow mouthed, long vase for long stemmed flowers such as roses
and orchids. A wide mouthed, short vase is perfect for succulents and other
short flowers. Do not over stuff into a single vase. It might block out the
light and air that your flower is in dire need of. Clean the vase before
potting to remove any fungal or bacterial growth. Your flowers are delicate,
more so after their stems have been slashed.
WATERING THE FLOWER
The most common mistake people make is that they
overwater or under water the plant. Take into consideration the type of plant
and the vase used before you decide how much water to add. Most fresh cut flowers don’t require daily
watering. Just keep them in a half filled vase and change the water every two
days.
PLANT FOOD
If you are serious about plant care, then plant food
must be bought. These packets contain all the nutrients a flower requires to
survive without the support of its stem and roots. They are inexpensive and can
simply be added to the mixture.
HOME REMEDIES
Mix 2 tablespoons of apple cider and vinegar and 2
more of sugar to create a mixture. If available, add 2 tablespoons of vodka as
well. Add this mixture to the water in the vase. It’ll maintain the PH level
and prevent any bacterial growth. Moreover, it doesn’t allow the flowers to
ripen extending their lifetime.
REFRIGERATE
This has been found to be the single most effective
trick to make flowers remain fresh for longer. Put them in fridge for 8 hours
every night after you sleep. The cold temperature will help it thrive.
PRUNING AND CUTTING
Some flowers have protective petals such as roses.
Remove the outer layer to allow the flower to bloom fully. Cut the stem by at
least 2 inches and at an angle. This allows for more water absorption by the
stem.
Follow these tips to ensure that your flower outlives
your expectations. Happy flowering!