How to air dry fresh roses

I believe everyone is familiar with the rose plant. This plant is a symbol of love, but this plant is more than just beautiful. Drinking tea made from dried rose flowers is very good for the body, especially for female friends who love beauty. It is the best drink for skin care. However, many people do not know how to dry roses. So, how to dry fresh roses?

First, how to air-dry fresh roses? Select suitable fresh roses and matching flowers, and trim the excess branches and leaves. The leaves of roses curl up after drying, which is not very beautiful.

How to make dried roses: Select suitable fresh roses and matching grass, and trim the excess branches and leaves. The leaves of roses curl up after drying, which is not very beautiful. I usually remove them when arranging flowers. The baby's breath and plants placed together with roses are excellent materials for making dried flowers.

Second, how to make dried roses: There are many ways to make dried flowers, but natural drying is the simplest and easiest. Hang the flowers in the dry hot air indoors to evaporate the moisture. In order to prevent tissue shrinkage and to better preserve its natural color, try to use hot air to dry quickly. Hang the flower head down so that the top of the stem remains rigid during the drying process. You can hang cut flowers on wire or racks to dry. Do not use plastic bags because they block moisture diffusion and cause mold. How to dry roses: Choose a well-ventilated place and hang the bouquet upside down to air dry. I put them in the air, not against the wall. Because roses that are hung upside down against the wall to dry will lack a three-dimensional effect. Most of the flowers and plants used as ingredients (including baby's breath) are relatively "tough" and can be placed directly in a vase to dry. Softer branches and leaves can be hung upside down to dry.

How to dry fresh roses?

How to make dried roses: When making dried roses, the roses should be cut in dry weather so that they can be easily dried. The flower stems should be left longer and the leaves removed, as the leaves prolong the dehydration process and often shrink and lose their ornamental value. Generally, cut flowers can be tied into small bunches with the flower heads separated from each other so that they are not damaged by squeezing. After a few days, the cut flowers will slowly dry out and feel brittle to the touch. The petals will become fibrous. At this point, they have become dried flowers and can be used for decoration. How to make dried roses: You can also use very clean and dry fine sand, and find a piece of printing paper to make a paper box that can hold the flowers. Bury the flowers in a paper box with fine sand and place it in a dry place. It will be ready after two weeks.