Do I need to put water in the gypsophila vase (the difference between dried flowers and fresh flower

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1. Whether to release water

2. The difference between dried flowers and fresh flowers

It needs water in the vase. If water is not put, the flower branches will easily droop and wither. If there is water in the vase, the flower branches can absorb the water in the vase, and the flowers will bloom longer. In addition to adding water, you can also add an appropriate amount of preservatives or salt to extend the flowering time. The colors of dried flowers and fresh flowers are different. Dried flowers have many colors because they are artificially processed.

1. Whether to put water?

Gypsophila needs to be put in water in the vase. If there is no water, the flower branches will droop and wither in a short period of time. As long as there is sufficient moisture, the flower branches can absorb the water in the vase and bloom longer. If you want to prolong the withering time of flower branches, you can add some preservatives to the water. If not, you can also add some salt, which can also extend its survival rate.

However, it needs to be planted in time during the water cultivation period Change the water, usually once every 3-5 days. If you don't change the water for a long time, it will wither and sag faster. In addition, when the gypsophila has dried up, it is best not to keep it in water. You can take it out and make it into dried flowers.

2. The difference between dried flowers and fresh flowers

Because the flowers of gypsophila are very small, dried flowers are very similar to fresh flowers, and the difference between the two is not easy to see. In fact, the colors between them are different. Dried flowers are generally artificially processed and have more colors, while fresh flowers are generally pink and white. Secondly, there is the position of the flower stem. The flower stems of dried flowers have no moisture, while the flower stems of fresh flowers have a certain amount of moisture.

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