How To Keep Cut Hydrangeas From Wilting And Lasting Longer

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How To Keep Cut Hydrangeas From Wilting And Lasting Longer

Welcome July! As the weather heats up to sweltering proportions and the humidity is high, let’s make the most of July.

As soon as hydrangeas are cut, the stems should immediately be put into tepid water. And adding a little bit of flower food to it would be a great idea too.

Idea 1

Use clean, room-temperature water for cut hydrangeas. If you have floral preservatives, use them too.

Idea 2

When you bring hydrangeas inside, make sure you strip off the leaves from each hydrangea stem.

Idea 3

Hydrangeas produce a “sap” that clogs their stems and blocks water from traveling up it to those gorgeous blooms.  The boiling water helps to do away with the sap.

Idea 4

You can also keep cut hydrangeas from wilting by using alum powder. Dip the stems into alum and put them into a clean vase.

Idea 5

Replacing the water in the vase or containers that hold hydrangeas will keep them fresher longer!

Idea 6

It takes a little extra care to have a big beautiful bouquet of hydrangeas gracing your home, but it is so worth it!

How To Keep Cut Hydrangeas From Wilting And Lasting Longer

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