How to dry rose buds

When many people mention roses, they think of them as flowers for appreciation. However, roses are not just "showy". They also have certain health-care effects on the human body and are very popular among people, especially when dried roses are used to soak in water for drinking. The method of drying roses is also very simple. So, how do you dry rose buds?

First, how to dry rose buds? The first thing is to choose the flowers. Platycodon, calla lily, lily and other flowers with high water content can only be made into fresh cut flowers, not dried flowers. Most flowers suitable for dried flowers have the characteristics of low water content, such as roses, forget-me-nots, cockscombs, etc. In addition, pine cones, reed catkins, sorghum ears and pussy willows are also excellent "wild" flower materials. After choosing the flower materials, you need to select the flowers. Basically, the fresher the buds and half-opened flowers are, the better their appearance will be after being made into dried flowers. Large flowers will squeeze each other when hung to dry, and their shapes may be ruined. The petals of flowers that are about to wither are easy to fall off and are not convenient for making dried flowers. It will be easy to do from now on. Just tie the bottom of the bouquet with a rubber band and hang it upside down in a dry and ventilated place. Two weeks later, the dried flowers were completed. They were a little darker in color than the original ones, but I appreciate the creation of nature more and do not want to use artificial spray paint to change her free mood. If dried flowers are kept in the house for a long time, they will inevitably accumulate dust. At this time, you only need to use a hair dryer to blow away the dust. Never let water drip on dried flowers. Dried flowers that are exposed to water or moisture will not live long.

Second, 1. Select suitable fresh roses, and tidy up the excess branches and leaves; tie the bouquet with rubber bands to prevent it from falling off during the drying process.

2. After tying the bouquet, choose a well-ventilated place and hang it upside down to air dry. 3. After two weeks of natural drying, it can be made into dried flowers. Materials required: several dried roses (other dried flowers can also be used), a small flower pot, a sponge, scissors, a blade, and a ribbon.

2. Cut the sponge into a size that can fit into the flower pot, and then put it into the flower pot. Then trim the dried flowers and insert them into the sponge in the pot.

How to dry rose buds? The drying process of forget-me-nots is similar to that of roses. Select and arrange fresh forget-me-nots. 2. Tie the bouquets together with a rubber band and hang them upside down in a ventilated place to air dry. 3. Air dry for about two weeks and the dried flowers are ready. .Material preparation: several dried roses, wind grass, wheat, forget-me-nots, two large maple leaves, a ribbon, two rubber bands, and a pair of scissors.

2. Combine dried flowers of different colors into your favorite style and secure them with rubber bands. 3. After the bouquet is assembled, fix it with a ribbon to create a beautiful and elegant wall decoration.