How to preserve gypsophila flowers

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1. Plug it into the water

2. Make dried flowers

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For gypsophila flowers, you can cut the branches diagonally, add an appropriate amount of water to the bouquet, add some salt to the water, or put a vitamin C tablet, and sprinkle some water on the flowers. Flowers have a limited shelf life, so if you want to preserve them for a long time, you can make them into dried flowers. Hang the bouquet upside down, tie it with a thin string and place it in a well-ventilated place, being careful not to expose it to direct light.

1. Plug it into the water

1. Insert into water

1. Cut the lower part of the branch diagonally to increase the area for water absorption and encourage the branch to absorb water and maintain vitality. Use sharp scissors to keep the cut smooth.

2. If it is convenient to disassemble, you can Prepare a container and insert the branches into it. If it is inconvenient, you can add an appropriate amount of water to the bouquet.

3. In order to extend the storage time, you can add some salt to the water or put a vitamin C tablet. This can reduce the possibility of flower roots rot and maintain freshness.

4. Sprinkle some water on the flowers to maintain vitality.

2. Make dried flowers

1. The storage time of flowers is limited after all, and they can only last for 3-7 days. If you want to preserve them for a long time, you can make them into dried flowers. After buying it, hang the bouquet upside down, tie it with a thin rope, and place it in a well-ventilated place. This will remove most of the moisture inside, and the shape and appearance of the flower will not change much.

2. Be careful not to place it in direct sunlight. Strong sunlight will cause the flowers to fade. Don't place them next to a heater, as too high a temperature will cause the flowers to dry out and cause them to split.

2. Make dried flowers

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