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How to Make Your Flowers Last Longer

July 1, 2019

Flowers are a great way to bring joy to someone’s life and home but let’s face it they don’t last long. We would all love to add beautiful flowers throughout our home but have you ever wondered how to keep your flowers fresh longer? We have scoured the internet for you and found the top 10 tricks to help your flowers last.

 

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  • Vodka
  • Hairspray
  • Keep Them Away from Appliances
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Soda

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You read that right! Soda can be a key ingredient in extending the life of your flowers. So don’t pour those last few sips down the drain and add about ¼ cup into the water in your vase. The sugar from the soda makes them blossom longer. Due to the clear colors, it may be best to opt for something like Seltzer, 7-Up, or Sprite.

 

Cut The Stems

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When first getting flowers people may be so taken aback by their beauty that they forget one of the most important steps, cutting the stems.

Once you get your flowers you should immediately use