How to grow roses in a vase

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1. Prepare the vase

2. Prune roots and leaves

3. Cutting and maintenance

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If you want to keep it in a vase, of course you must prepare a suitable and beautiful container, preferably transparent. Before inserting, cut off the roots of the flower branches and cut them at an angle to facilitate water absorption. If there are many leaves, remove them to reduce water evaporation. After pruning, just put it in a container with water and keep it in a cool place. When changing the water, you also need to cut the roots. This can better absorb water and extend the viewing time.

1. Prepare the vase

1. Prepare the vase

Of course, when growing in a vase, you must prepare a suitable and beautiful container, preferably transparent, which is both beautiful and convenient for observing its changes. You can decide the size and height yourself.

2. Prune roots and leaves

Cut off the roots of the rose branches. It is best to cut the lower cut at an angle, a 45-degree angle is enough, so that it can better absorb water. If there are many leaves on the branches, you can remove them and leave only one or two. This can reduce water evaporation. Otherwise, the faster it evaporates, the faster it will wither.

3. Cutting maintenance

Pruning After the flower branches are ready, they can be placed in a vase filled with water. It is best to have more water, because the flower branches prefer water. During the maintenance period, you can change the water. When changing, trim the lower incision so that it can better absorb water. You can spray water on the flowers frequently during the day. Also be careful to place it in a cool place and not in the sun, otherwise the branches will wither faster and the flowers will wither faster, losing their ornamental value.

2. Prune roots and leaves

3. Cutting and maintenance

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