How to care for gerbera in a vase

Trimming Gerbera Branches Before Flower Arrangement

When placing gerbera in a vase, the branches need to be trimmed. Before arranging flowers, use scissors to cut the roots of the gerbera branches diagonally to expose the roots. When inserted into the water in this way, the slope increases the water absorption area of ​​the gerbera, allowing water to be better transported to the flower.

Gerbera branch pruning and vase replacement

Although gerberas can last for a long time in a vase, they will still slowly age and die, and the first manifestation is the rotting of the flower stems. Therefore, the growth of gerberas in the vase needs to be observed frequently, and if the flower stems are found to be rotten, the rotten parts should be cut off. As the flower stems become shorter and shorter, it is time to replace the vase. Choosing a suitable vase according to the height of the gerbera branches can ensure a good flower arrangement effect.

Maintenance tips for gerbera in a vase

There are three points that require special attention in the care of gerberas in a vase. First, you need to change the water in time. You must change the water frequently. You can change the water every two days. In the later stage of vase insertion, you may need to change the water every day. The second is to trim the gerbera in time, which will make the gerbera in the vase last longer. Third, avoid direct sunlight. The gerberas in the vase are still very fragile. Avoid strong direct sunlight to prevent the gerberas branches from dying prematurely.

Appreciation of Gerbera Vase

The newly planted gerberas have tall branches and upright postures, and they look particularly energetic.

The gerbera has been in the vase for a while. The flower stems have been cut shorter, but it's still beautiful!

Look, this flower has been cut so short, but it's still very interesting!