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Question: Valentines' Day Flowers! How do I take good care of them?



Question : Valentines' Day Flowers! How do I take good care of them?
I received flowers on Vday, I like the daisy alot and noticed the petal's changing colours and I'm afraid it might wilt. How do I take good care of them?Its not everyday I get flowers from anonymous!
- asked by sabrynarox

All Answers:
Answer #1
Put them in some water.
- answered by Ciara J

Answer #2
Well happy v-day to you !!!! How sweet to get flowers from anonymous !!I found the following for you but the most important thing is to change the water every day in the vase.**********************************If you don't like to use chemicals to prolong the life of your cut flowers, there are "natural" alternatives. Some methods work better than others. **Here's one for you: does a penny and an aspirin tablet placed in the vase water really do any good? Some say the combination does keep flowers fresh longer. The theory is that the copper acts a fungicide and the aspirin makes the water more acidic. Here are more food + acid combinations:**Add one part lemon-lime soda (not diet) to 3 parts water. Then to each quart of this solution, add 1/4 teaspoon bleach. Thereafter, add 1/4 teaspoon bleach after each 4 days of use. **To 1 quart water add 2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice, 1 tablespoon sugar, and 1/2 teaspoon bleach. **Add 2 ounces Listerine mouthwash per gallon of water. Listerine contains sucrose (food) and a bactericide. Listerine is acidic and is said help water move up the cut stem.
- answered by PamV

Answer #3
I AGREE WITH PAM I PUT BLEACH AND SUGAR IN MY WATER AND CHANGE EVERY FEW DAYS.I'M GLAD YOU GOT FLOWERS!!
- answered by KAT