Do dried baby's breath flowers need water to grow? How long can they be grown in water?

1. Do I need to use water to grow it?

Baby's breath dried flowers do not need to be grown with water, because they do not contain moisture themselves and their branches and leaves are also dry, so there is no need to add water. If you grow dried flowers in water, it will shorten their lifespan and the branches will rot. When growing dried baby's breath flowers, you can directly put them in a vase. Usually place it in a ventilated and dry place, avoid exposing it to sunlight. If dust appears on the flower, just blow it away carefully.

2. How long can water culture last?

If you grow baby's breath in water, the breeding time is generally shorter, usually as short as a week and as long as a month. When growing plants in water, you need to change the water regularly and prevent the water from becoming turbid. If the water quality deteriorates, the plants will wither. And the water level should not be too high, just 2/3 of the vase is enough. If you want to keep it for a longer time, you can add a little preservative or aspirin to the water, which can appropriately extend the maintenance time.

3. How to store it longer

If you want to preserve the baby's breath for a longer time, you can hang it in a dry and ventilated place and wait for half a month for it to become a dried flower. Dried flowers have a relatively long shelf life, generally 2-3 years. If they are well cared for, they may last even longer.