Hydrangeas In A Bridal Bouquet: A Fresh Method?

To keep your fresh hydrangeas from wilting, follow these simple steps:

1. Replace water in the vase or containers every other day.
2. Use different textures to add texture to your hydrangeas.
3. Dunk the hydrangea face down and place it in a vase of water or bucket.
4. Let the hydrangea float around for a few minutes before taking it out.
5. Revive droopy blooms by cutting them at an angle and placing them in a cool, dry place.
6. Trim each stem, place it in water, and refrigerate as soon as possible.
7. Keep the hydrangeas in a high humid environment with minimal air velocity. Avoid placing them near a cooler fan or door.
8. Cut stems at an angle, put them in water immediately, and gently mist petals once a day.
9. Submerge all hydrangea heads into a tub full of water for 20-30 minutes.
10. Dip the freshly cut flower stem into common alum.

Avoid leaving hydrangeas in direct sunlight or a warm environment. If your hydrangeas begin to wilt, use a vase or container with a lid to prevent moisture buildup.

In summary, keeping your hydrangeas fresh and vibrant is crucial for their longevity. By following these tips, you can ensure that your flowers remain beautiful and last longer in your floral arrangements.