How to grow dried flowers

1. Keep dry

Dried flowers have been dehydrated, so be sure to keep them dry when caring for them. Place the dried flowers in a vase in a ventilated location. Avoid placing them in humid places. Take them out to dry frequently to prevent them from getting moldy or spoiling. When encountering a long rainy season, you must pay special attention to moisture-proofing.

2. Avoid exposure to the sun

Dried flowers will fade under strong light. Strong sunlight stimulation will destroy the pigments in the dried flowers, shorten the ornamental life of the dried flowers, and cause the gloss to deteriorate. When choosing a location for dried flowers, be sure to avoid direct strong light and avoid keeping them in a location with strong light. You can keep them in a location with soft scattered light, which can extend the viewing time of the dried flowers.

3. Prevent wind

In general, dried flowers will become lighter and less tough after being dehydrated. If dried flowers are placed in a windy environment, they may break, deform, or even cause flowers and fruits to fall, seriously affecting their ornamental value. In order to avoid damaging the ornamental value of dried flowers, keep them in a place without wind or with little wind, and be sure to avoid places with strong winds.

4. Pay attention to dust removal

Keeping dried flowers at home for a long time may cause dust to accumulate on the flowers. In order to remove dust from dried flowers, you can frequently wipe the surface dust with a dry soft cloth, or blow them gently with a hair dryer to maintain their appreciation value.