Hot water method

Immerse the flower base in boiling water for about 1 second, and then immerse it in cold water. This method is mostly used for herbal flowers

Tea water method

Rootless flowers placed in vases are easy to wither. Generally, flowers arranged in clear water will wither gradually in only three or four days. Arrange flowers with tea, and the flowers will not wither in 7 days

Beer method

will put flowers into foam bottles and add some amount of fresh water. The flowers will have a longer flowering period. This is because beer contains ethanol, which can disinfect and preserve the incision, sugar and other nutrients, and provide nutrients for branches and leaves

Injection method

Commonly used in aquatic flowers. The flower base of aquatic flowers is very fragile. Once they leave the natural growth place, the flowers are easy to wither. At this time, the needle can be used to inject water from the flower stem to maintain the life of the flowers

Fire burning method

Put the end of the flower branch on the candle flame for barbecue, soak it in alcohol for one minute, and then rinse it in clean water. This method is often used for flowers with milk overflow in the flower stem, such as poinsettia, peony, chrysanthemum, etc

Aspirin method

Putting 1 ~ 2 aspirin tablets into the water for planting daffodils can make the flowers grow strong and lush. When the flowers are in full bloom, put a little salt in the water to make the flowers bloom for a long time