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 Cutting flower stems underwater adds life to the bloom! The stem of a flower is the lifeline to a bloom. In humans, oxygen is needed for survival. In flowers, water is the sustenance. Water flowing through the stem is like blood in the veins of humans. When a stem is cut, the flow is interrupted. This can be reopened by cutting the flower stem underwater. When a flower is cut, it is deprived of water. Imagine holding your breath underwater. When one comes up for air, there is a gasp to fill the lungs. Flowers also create a suction that quickly fills the stem. By cutting the stems underwater, the stems are filled with rejuvenating water-not air. Air bubbles in the stem of the flower decreases the longevity of the flower bloom. After cutting the stem underwater, a vacuum is created that holds a water droplet on the end of the stem. This vacuum allows more water to race up to the bloom when the stem is placed in a bucket of warm water with floral preservative added. This can also revitalize a bloom that is deprived of water.
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 The format has changed to view from your phone!! Now, viewing Techniques4Flowers.com from your phone will be sharper! We will also add more use of VIDEOS on your phone!! I know the importance of utilizing your phone. Our format has not been conducive for that view. We have changed that! We are also will use videos more! We will include more videos to assist in bringing more flowers to you!! Today’s post is a video we made for Valentine’s Day on choosing roses. Enjoy!!  The format has changed to view from your phone!! Now, viewing Techniques4Flowers.com from your phone will be sharper! We will also add more use of VIDEOS on your phone!! I know the importance of utilizing your phone. Our format has not been conducive for that view. We have changed that! Enjoy!!
 We are excited to introduce our new logo for our Blog!! I have created a logo to articulate my mission for Techniques4Flowers. I wish to present and exchange the techniques, skills, and designers of fresh flowers. This logo expresses the exchange of floral concepts from one person to another. We hope to expand the presentations of floral designs and designers.
We are expanding our use of videos. We recognize how often audiences use their phones. I want it to be easier to view Techniques4Flowers.com on your phone. We are updating the performance of our blog to be easier to view on cell phones. This should improve the ease of the watching Techniques4Flowers. I am still working on that change! That will be coming soon!  I AM HAVING TECHNICAL DIFFICULTIES!!!! I was so looking forward to introducing our new format, logo and ideas for the future. BUT, I am having difficulties with the arrangement.
I will keep trying and update everyone with the results! I am so excited to share with you the new design! |
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