What kind of water should I put tulips in?

For most of us, the beauty of a home is, in addition to beautiful furniture, good repairs, also flowers. Green pets that grow at home all year round, delighting with beautiful greenery and colorful flowers during the flowering period. And, of course, flowers that are placed in a vase. May and early June simply amaze the imagination with their colorful beauty blooming tulips. And flower shops, among the first spring flowers that appear in abundance on the eve of March 8th, offer these amazingly elegant flowers along with daffodils and carnations. A what water to put tulips inso that they would please you with their beauty for as long as possible?

If tulips grow near a house on a personal plot, then, firstly, you should remember that cutting tulips, like all flowers, best early in the morning or in cloudy weather. Tulips can be cut when their buds have already gained color, but have not yet bloomed. After all, in the afternoon the buds will definitely open. In order to keep cut tulips fresh as long as possible, you should remember one rule: than the cooler the better. Yes, it is in a cool room that tulips will remain unfaded longer than if they were standing in a hot or stuffy room. But cut tulips should not be placed in a draft - the flowers don’t like that...

Like other flowers, tulips need a little cleaning before placing them in water.This cleaning comes down to the fact that the excess leaves on the tulip, located in the lower part of the stem, should be removed and the cut should be cut obliquely. Water for tulips should be neither warm nor cold. Room temperature of settled water is the best option for such flowers. The water needs to be changed daily, just like renewing the cut of the flower stem. Also, for the well-being of cut tulips, you can add a little potassium permanganate or charcoal to the water.