How to Revive Dead Flowers Time Lapse

Rescuing wilted hydrangeas.Tricks and tips of the trade. Hydrangea is a very delicate flower. At the slightest violation of flower care or even a short period without water, the hydrangea can wither. But to your surprise, you will learn that wilted hydrangea does not mean dead. A flower that looks like a lifeless rag is full of life and it only needs water. No wonder hydrangea in Latin is Hydrangea, which means a vessel of water. There is an easy way to revive a wilted hydrangea. The reason for dehydration is often mistakes in care, when the hydrangea stems are not cut off before being placed in a vase and therefore the intra-stem pressure that ensures the rise of water does not work, since pockets with air appear inside the stem that do not allow water to rise up. The second reason for the violation of water permeability is pathogenic bacteria that begin to develop rapidly on a dying cut. Therefore, for successful rehabilitation, it is necessary to completely remove the dead tissue of the stem where pathogenic bacteria develop, then making a deep incision into the stem of the hydrangea to significantly increase the suction surface, you need to put the flowers in very warm water of 45-50 degrees Celsius. Temperature is a catalyst for biochemical processes and accelerates processes. It is necessary to add floral food to the water, it provides nutrition to the stem at the same time inhibits pathogenic microorganisms. If there is no floral food, then you can do it yourself by replacing it with sugar and a teaspoon of citric acid or sodium hypochlorite NaClO. It is important at the end of dehydration rehabilitation to stop the dehydration process itself. How to do it? It is necessary to spray water from a spray over the entire surface of the flowers and place in a room with a lower temperature. Heat from below, cold and moisture from above is the secret. Flowers will surely recover within a few hours. This method can be applied without exception to all flowers, it works especially well for woody bush flowers such as roses, lilacs and others.

Recipe: For two litres of water 1 teaspoon of bleach plus tablespoon of sugar. Instead of bleach you can use 2-4 tablets of 500 mg of aspirin or teaspoon of lemon acid.

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