Andrea Harrison Mongold AIFD,CFD of Flowers by Snellings, presents a creative blog to discuss and share all things related to the floral retail industry.
Wednesday, July 19, 2017
No Sun for Me!
Fresh Flowers that have been cut no longer need sunlight! In fact, sunlight can wilt those precious blooms if left out in the sunshine too long! Flowers really only need sunshine during growth on the plant itself. And the sunshine is absorbed by the flower leaves, not the bloom itself.
For an excellent detailed summary of the science of cut flowers, Check out the page on University of Minnesota's Extension :
http://www.extension.umn.edu/garden/yard-garden/flowers/keeping-cut-flowers-and-flowering-plants/index.html
Quick Tipsfor Fresh cut flowers :
Cool temps (36 degrees and up),
Fresh water daily!,
Recut stems often to encourage water intake.
Keep away from heat, sun and electronics
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