1. Can it be used as dried flowers?Carnations do not contain much water, so they are very suitable for making dried flowers. After being made into dried flowers, their ornamental value will be enhanced. Moreover, it can be preserved for a longer time and can also be used to decorate the interior environment very well. After making dried flowers, they must be properly maintained and not placed in the sun as they will easily fade. Also, do not let dried flowers come into contact with water, otherwise they will become moldy and black rot. If there is dust on it, you can use a hair dryer to clean it. The maintenance environment should not be too humid and should be placed in a dry place for cultivation. 2. Production Method1. Air-drying method: Tie the carnations into bunches and hang them in a room with dry air. Pay attention to ventilation during the air-drying period. After about a week, they can be called dried flowers. Try not to hang it on the wall, as the side close to the wall will easily dry out. 2. Microwave method: Some flower lovers also use this method, which takes less time. Before making it, wrap the flowers with newspaper or new branches, put them in the microwave, and you can take them out in about half a minute. |
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