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2. Have you ever wondered how to keep your flowers fresh for a couple of weeks? Let viet-flowers.com give you some tips and tricks:  Soda: Pour about 1/4 cup into the water in a vase full of cut flowers and watch how your blooms stay perky with a sugary beverage, just like a kid with a can of Sprite. The sugar in the soda will make the blossoms last longer. You can use a clear soda, like Sprite or 7-Up.  Vodka:  The secret to keeping cut flowers looking good for as long as possible is to minimize the growth of bacteria in the water and to provide nourishment to replace what the flower would have gotten had it not been cut. add a few drops of vodka to your vase water to keep those posies partying for days. What you're doing here is slowing the wilting of your blooms through the alcohol's ability to decrease ethylene production, the ripening gas that makes plants mature. Apple Cider Vinegar: The idea here is that you're mimicking the flower food, with the sugar for nutrients and the vinegar to acidify the water. One way is to mix 2 tablespoons apple cider vinegar and 2 tablespoons sugar with the vase water before adding the flowers. Be sure to change the water (with more vinegar and sugar, of course) every few days to enhance your flowers’ longevity.  viet-flowers.com

3. Place flowers in warm water: The temperature should be around 105 degrees F. Pour the water into a vase with flowers, and place it in a cool location for an hour or two. Hot water molecules move faster through the stems, while the flowers lose less moisture because the air is cool. This method, called "hardening," helps to extend the life of freshly cut flowers. Don’t forget to remove all debris from the container before adding warm water. This will reduce the risk of infection.  Bleach:  If bleach fights bacteria on floors and countertops, it only makes sense that it will kill the nasties in your vase water too. Experts suggest just a ¼ teaspoon of bleach for 1 liter of water and adding a bit of soda or vinegar for an acidic element that will help the water flow through your flowers. This method may be the trickiest since too much bleach is bad for your blossoms. Let's talk about flowers. If you live in the U.S. and want to send flowers to your loved ones in Saigon and surrounding districts then you can’t go wrong with Viet-flowers.  We work hard to ensure your arrangements are created with the freshest and  affordable the floral gift and deliver them on time to help celebrate every occasion.  Let us arrange a smile for you. send flowers to your loved ones in Saigon Viet-flowers