Can You Spray Alcohol on Flowers? Read This and You'll Understand

Flowers & Gardening Jan 1, 1970 0 views

Can You Spray Alcohol on Flowers?

Generally, you should not spray alcohol on flowers. Normally, only alcohol at a concentration of 75% has a disinfecting effect, but when the alcohol concentration is too high, it causes the flower's cells to lose water. At that point, not only does it fail to disinfect, it may even cause the flower to die from dehydration.

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Can You Spray Alcohol on Flowers? Read This and You'll Understand

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