How to keep your flower fresh?

Flower needs water and fresh air to stay fresh. If you like to keep the flower long lasting, follow these tips and tricks from St Albans Flower Market florist:

1. Water Flowers Every Day

Some people think that they should water their flowers every day, but the truth is that you should not. It is true that flowers need some water to live, but they also need plenty of sunlight and fresh air. Remember that flowers are living creatures too, not just decorations for your home.

2. Use a Humidifier

Humidifiers help keep indoor air moist by increasing the humidity levels in the air. They do so by using a fan to distribute mist under pressure.

Humidifiers are used for various reasons. People with allergies or asthma use them so they can breathe easier while sleeping. Children who have chronic coughs or colds often use them to help their lungs recover faster. Elderly people who live in dry climates also find humidifier very helpful as it helps keep their skin moisturized and healthy.

3. Be Careful with the Sunlight Exposure

The sun is a great source of light for plants, but it can also be very dangerous. Too much sun exposure can lead to yellowing leaves and flowers, as well as too few nutrients. In order to avoid these problems, make sure that the plant has enough water and space to avoid a lack of nutrients or a buildup of too much heat.

4. Protect the Flowers From Frost

Frost or frost damage, also known as freeze damage, is the injury to plants caused by severe cold. It can be caused by contact with a cold surface or by cold air. The best way to protect the flowers from frost is to cover them in layers that are permeable enough to let water vapour through but not cold air. Some of the popular methods for protecting flowers from frost are using water-filled plastic bottles, wet cloths, straw mats etc.