what works best with cut flowers, hot, warm or cold water?

Question

every time i read something on the web it is cold. then i started reading that u should use hot(about 100 F) or warm.

i also read that the high temperature wilts them, but if they r already wilted, then hat water revives them.

SO WAT IS BEST?

pllllleeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaase no silly answers or "i think this and i think that"

solid facts.ok?

i usually prefer roses, especially those circus roses tha are yellow and their edges r red and the bouquets with a whole variety.

Answer 1

When you cut a flower you always cut on an angle to help make a larger open end for absorbing water. Then you immerse the stems in hot water for a few seconds ( 5 to 30 depending on the thickness and strength of the stem ) to help get the juices running in the stems, so to speak. Then put them in cold water to help to sort of close the stems off. After that you just snip the ends at an angle everyday and give them fresh water. If you have any floral additives ( I don't know what the powder is called ) it really works to help keep them fresh.

Answer 2

Best Water For Cut Flowers

Answer 3

If you want to force a bud open, use warm water, about 65 to 90 degrees farenheight. Make sure that the water is clean and change the water everyday or every other day. But don't leave the rose without water for too long!

If you are just making it pretty and stuff, you can use cool tap water. Change the water everyday or every other day, too.

Answer 4

I've always heard to use warm (nice bath temp) water. I cut their stems underwater and then place them in warm water. Change it daily. If the flowers seem to be wilting, you can try giving them a nice warm water bath with newly cut stems to help 'em draw water into the stem. Then place into warm water that's waiting for them in the vase (as opposed to putting them into the vase without water and filling it later.) You don't want an air bubble to start in their stem.

Answer 5

The best way to force cut tulips to open is to put them in warm water for a few hours.

Answer 6

Always COLD.... in fact, if water temp is 65 degrees or higher, add an ice cube. Cut stems everyother day and repelnish the vase with COLD water again. should lasts 8-10 days!

Answer 7

I have always used cold tap water and then add a glass or two of ice cubes. I then replenish the ice cubes on a daily basis and my flowers last for weeks on end.

Answer 8

NO NO NO only cut under cool tap water unless you are trying to open a bud

Answer 9

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Answer 10

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