How to care for cut peony flowers? These care methods you need to master
Fresh flowers, whether used to express love or placed indoors to beautify the environment, are always a good choice. Buying a flower at the market is easy, but the care that follows is no simple matter. Here is a brief introduction to how to care for cut peony flowers.
Peony, also known as Jiangli grass, is a herbaceous flower of the genus Paeonia in the Ranunculaceae family. It has a history of more than 4900 years in China and is one of China's earliest flowers. It is listed among the top ten famous flowers and has the reputation of “Flower God of May”. In our country it is distributed in Jiangsu, Northeast China, North China, Shaanxi and southern Gansu.
In fresh cut flower use, peonies are most commonly seen in bouquets and handheld bouquets, because peony petals are large and the flower shape is very beautiful, so they are relatively easy to pair and give people a very gorgeous feeling. Here we introduce the care of cut peony flowers.
1. Keep the vase clean. A contaminated container can easily cause the water for peony arrangements to spoil and deteriorate, thereby affecting the blooming time of the peonies and shortening their flowering period.
2. Change the water and replenish it. If the weather has not reached a high temperature of 25--30 degrees or above, change the water once every 2 days, and at the same time refresh the cut, so that it can absorb water smoothly.
3. Use a preservative. Use Chrysal No. 3 preservative. It can extend the ornamental time of peonies and let peonies bloom longer.
4. Do not let the peony leaves immerse in water, otherwise the peony stems will have difficulty breathing, their lifespan will be reduced, and the water quality will also be polluted, making it prone to spoilage and producing turbidity and odor.
The above are the care methods for cut peony flowers. After receiving cut flowers, placing them indoors for a period of time can make people feel happier, but improper care can also cause the flowers to decline prematurely. So have you learned how to care for cut peony flowers?