Florists told about four steps to keep roses in a vase for a long time

Cut flowers have a short period when they deliver aesthetic pleasure. And I really want them to stand in a vase on the table for a long time. Florists know the secrets of caring for bouquets, so their tips for roses will help extend the freshness period.

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Purchased roses need to be trimmed. Don't do it with scissors. An extremely sharp knife. Next, you need to remove leaves and thorns from the stem. The upper half of the stem can be left as is.

Fill the vase with plenty of warm water. Dissolve a drug called CHRYSAL in it. This tool nourishes the cut plants. It extends the freshness period of the bouquet by 50%. Use 10 ml per 1 liter of water.