Is it better to keep baby's breath flowers in water or dry?

I. Water or dry

When baby's breath is placed in a vase, it needs water; the amount of water added should not exceed two-thirds of the height of the vase, and it is best to keep the water level at about one-third of the height.

Its stems will absorb the water in the vase to make up for evaporation, reducing flower drop or drooping caused by a lack of water in the stems. After adding water, the baby's breath blooms will be more vivid, and you do not need to worry about premature flower drop and wilting due to a lack of water.

II. Points to note

When arranging baby's breath, it is best to add an appropriate amount of chemical preservative to the water, which can inhibit the wilting of the stems and extend the blooming time of the flowers.