Keep the flower in a cool place, away from drafts and heat sources such as electrical appliances or electric heaters, and away from direct sunlight such as window sills.
Try not to neglect the roses for more than two or three days, and when you want to change the turbid water inside the vase; First remove the roses from them, then cut the stems diagonally using scissors or a sharp knife you have so that the flowers can absorb the largest amount of water.
If the green ornamental plants fall below the water level, remove them immediately from the inside of the vase, otherwise bacteria will multiply inside the vase and contaminate the clean water, which will also cause the green plants to decompose quickly, especially if the water is not changed for several days.
Sometimes you will notice a slight change in the color of the edges of the flowers, so don't worry because they are actually protecting the flowers. Remove these petals because they will inevitably fall from the rose into the water.
If it includes a bouquet of flowers on the arranging sponge, make sure it is always soaked in plenty of water.
You may be surprised at the amount of water a bouquet needs, and you will notice that it absorbs the contents of the vase very quickly. Monitor the water level and add new water regularly, making sure that the new water is at room temperature.
