Six ways to extend the flowering period of flowers during the Spring Festival

Hot water method

Dip the base of the flowers into boiling water for about 1 second, take them out and then dip them into cold water. This method is mostly used for herbaceous flowers.

Tea Method

Rootless flowers placed in a vase are easy to wither. Generally, if you place flowers in plain water, they will only bloom for three or four days before gradually withering. If you use tea to arrange flowers, the flowers will not wither within 7 days.

Beer Law

Put the flowers into a beer bottle with some foam left in it, then add an appropriate amount of water, and the flowering period of these flowers will be extended a lot. This is because beer contains ethanol, which can disinfect and preserve incisions. It also contains sugar and other nutrients, and can provide nutrients for branches and leaves.

Injection

Often used in aquatic flowers. The flower bases of aquatic flowers are very fragile. Once they leave their natural growing place, the flowers will easily wither. At this time, you can use a syringe to inject water into the flower stems to maintain the life of the flowers.

Fire method

After roasting the end of the flower branch over a candle flame, soak it in alcohol for one minute, and then rinse it in clean water. This method is often used for flowers with latex overflowing from the flower stems, such as poinsettia, peony, chrysanthemum, etc.

Aspirin method

Putting 1 to 2 aspirin tablets in the water where you grow daffodils can make the flowers grow strong and lush. When all the flowers are in full bloom, add a little salt to the water to help them bloom longer.