How to grow dried flowers

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1. Keep dry

2. Avoid exposure to the sun

3. Prevent wind blowing

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1. Keep dry: Dried flowers should be kept dry, placed in a ventilated location, and dried frequently to prevent mold and deterioration. 2. Avoid exposure to the sun: When placing dried flowers, avoid direct strong light to avoid fading. 3. Prevent wind blowing: Grow dried flowers in a place with no wind or low wind force, and avoid places with strong winds. 4. Pay attention to dust removal: clean the dust regularly, wipe it with a dry cloth, or blow it gently with a hair dryer.

1. Keep dry

1. Keep dry

Dried flowers have been dehydrated, so be sure to keep them dry during maintenance. Put the dried flowers in a vase and place them in a ventilated place. Do not place them in a humid place with a lot of moisture. Always take out the dried flowers to dry in the sun to prevent mold and deterioration. During the long-term rainy season, special attention must be paid to moisture-proofing. .

2. Avoid exposure to the sun

Dried flowers will fade under strong light. Strong sunlight stimulation will cause the pigment in the dried flowers to be destroyed and shorten the time. The ornamental life of dried flowers results in a deterioration in gloss. When choosing a location for dried flowers, be sure to avoid direct strong light and avoid growing them in a location with strong light. You can grow them in a location with soft astigmatism, which can extend the viewing time of dried flowers.

3. Prevent wind blowing

Under normal circumstances, after dehydration, the weight of dried flowers will become lighter and the toughness of the flowers will become worse. If dried flowers are placed in a windy environment, they may be broken, deformed, and even cause flower and fruit drop, seriously affecting the ornamental value. In order to prevent the ornamental value of dried flowers from being damaged, grow them in a place with no wind or low wind. Be sure to avoid places with strong winds.

4. Pay attention to dust removal

Keeping dried flowers at home may cause dust to accumulate on the flowers over time. In order to remove the dust on the dried flowers, you can often wipe the dust on the surface with a dry soft cloth, or you can blow it gently with a hair dryer to maintain the appreciation value.

2. Avoid exposure to the sun

3. Prevent wind blowing

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