How to spend the winter and how to preserve baby's breath

1. Wintering Methods

1. Bring it indoors: Baby's breath is a cold-fearing plant. It is very cold outside in winter. If timely measures are not taken, it will be frostbitten. Move it indoors for maintenance as soon as possible, but do not place it next to a heater or near an air conditioner. If you cannot bring it indoors, you will need to use film or bags to wrap it for insulation.

2. See light: It likes sunlight, and the sunlight in winter is very weak, so it needs to see sunlight as much as possible. You can place it by the window or on the balcony for maintenance. If the light is poor on weekdays, you can use lights to supplement the light.

3. Temperature: The temperature should be adjusted in time during the winter. Try to keep the temperature above 10℃. If conditions permit, it can be kept above 15℃. When caring for the plants, you should not only pay attention to the temperature, but also be careful not to let the plants be blown directly by cold wind.

2. Storage Method

If you want to better preserve the baby's breath, you can cut the bottom of its flower branches diagonally. Prepare a vase and fill it with water, then put the trimmed baby's breath in it. Be sure to change the water and do not soak the leaves in water. Or you can tie the bottom of the baby's breath branches and hang them upside down in a dry place at home. They will become dried flowers in about half a month, and the shelf life of dried flowers will be longer.