What is the ideal water temperature for flower bottles?

There is no doubt that what kind of water is used to bottle flowers has a certain impact on the life of flowers. Cold water or hot water? What is the ideal water temperature for flowers in a bottle? What is the reason? Let's talk about the following kinds of water, what kind of water temperature is more suitable for bottling.

1. Ice water: the catheter in the flower stem may be blocked by bubbles in the water, which can lead to poor water absorption, thus affecting the vase life. Using ice water to arrange flowers can dissolve these bubbles and smooth the water-absorbing ducts in the stems of the flowers, thus promoting water absorption. Conclusion: ice water can be used for bottling.

two。 Tap water at daily temperature: water at this temperature is easy to obtain, so it is the most convenient to use. Tap water at room temperature is also the best combination of antistaling agents. You can use tap water directly without heating or cooling treatment. Conclusion: the best and easiest choice.

3. Lukewarm water: some people think that tap water should be slightly heated to promote the dissolution of the antistaling agent, which will precipitate at the bottom of the bottle if it is not heated. Conclusion: this view is incorrect. The test of Baokang Keli freshness shows that Keli fresh-keeping agent can be easily dissolved in tap water at room temperature, so there is no need to use heated tap water.

4. Cold boiled water: when the water is boiled and then cooled, the content of oxygen and air will be reduced, and the catheter system will not be easily blocked, which is conducive to water absorption.

Conclusion: this view is correct. But cut flower preservative can actually solve the problem of air in water, so you don't have to use cold boiled water every time.

So, what kind of water should be used in the bottle? The professional opinion is that the care of cut flowers should be kept as simple as possible. The experiment of Keli fresh laboratory for more than 50 years shows that although it is simple to use tap water, it is not enough to meet the needs of fresh-keeping cut flowers. Therefore, the use of cut flower preservative is undoubtedly a simple and effective way to keep cut flowers fresh.