Nothing makes a home flower and any other space as fresh and fresh as a natural flower pot. To prolong the life of your cut flowers, we will tell you interesting ways so if you are looking for a way to keep courtship flowers, your graduation greetings, or anniversaries, than flowers and blossoms To stay fresh for a few days, try one of the following methods, which are made from home-made materials and can extend the life of your flowers.

Keeping plants fresh with soda:

Don't throw away the last drops of your drink! Pour about 1/4 cup of the drink into a pot full of flowers in the water. The sugar in the drink keeps the flowers fresh. Tip: If you have a glass vase and you want the water inside the vase to stay clear, use light drinks, such as Sprite or 7-Up.

Keeping plants fresh with hair spray:

Just as it maintains your hairstyle, hair spray helps keep the flowers fresher, away from the flowers and spraying quickly, just on the leaves and petals.

Apple cider vinegar is a substance to keep flowers fresh: Everyone loves to keep their cut flowers fresh according to good methods, one way is to mix 2 tablespoons of apple cider vinegar and 2 tablespoons of sugar in the pot water and then put the flowers inside. Be sure to change the water (with more vinegar and sugar), every few days to extend the life of the flowers. Learn some secret in keeping plants alive.

Aspirin is a medicine to keep flowers fresh: Here is a traditional way to care for roses and other flowers: Pour some chopped aspirin into the pot water and then place the flowers in it. Also, do not forget to change the water in the pots every few days.

Bleach is a magical liquid to keep flowers fresh: Your freshly cut flowers will last longer if you add 1/4 teaspoon of bleach per liter (1 liter) to the pot water. Another popular recipe is to add 3 drops of bleach and 1 teaspoon of sugar to 1 liter of pot water, this will prevent the water from becoming cloudy and prevent the growth of bacteria.

The best and most practical ways to keep flowers fresh

Metal coins An interesting way to keep flowers fresh: If you add a few coins and a piece of sugar to the pot water, they will last longer, it looks like the coin acts like a ferric acid and prevents bacteria from growing.

Apply sugar to keep the flower fresh: Dissolve 3 tablespoons of sugar and 2 tablespoons of white vinegar in a liter of warm water. When filling the pot, the cut stems should be 3-4 inches (7-10 cm) in water. Sugar nourishes plants, and vinegar prevents the growth of bacteria.

General tips for keeping natural bouquets fresh at home

• Put the flowers in a large pot
• Put the flowers in hot water, but be careful not to use boiling water
• Use lukewarm water
• Pick the lower leaves of the stem
• Change the flower water
• Arrange the end of the stem at an angle (45 degrees)
• Use flower preservatives
• Keep flowers away from direct sunlight, fruit and heating systems
• Also avoid placing fruit next to flowers, as fruit gas will cause the flowers to wither.