Method for preparing flower preservatives "Method for Preparing Flower Preservatives"

Flower Preservative Preparation Method

Abstract: Introduction to the care of fresh flowers, flower preservative preparation method, some very good tips and knowledge, recommended for collection!

I. Formula (1)

tert-Butanol 300-400 ml Ethanol or Propanol 200-250 ml Thiourea 3-30 grams Sodium Citrate 3-30 grams Citric Acid 3-30 grams Propionic Acid 50-150 ml Phenol 0-25 ml Method: After measuring according to the formula, mix them evenly to obtain the flower preservative. Wood products are suitable for preserving cut orchids, roses, etc. When using, immerse the flowers in the solution, remove and dry, repeat the first time.

II. Formula (2)

Silver Nitrate 0.34 grams Sodium Thiosulfate 2 grams Water 10 liters Method: Place 5 liters of water and 0.34 grams of silver nitrate in a glass container to make a silver nitrate solution; in another container, place 5 liters of water and sodium thiosulfate to make a sodium thiosulfate solution, mix the two solutions evenly to obtain the preservative solution. Spraying this solution once a day on fresh flowers can extend the blooming period by 4-7 days.

III. Formula (3)

Stearic Acid 3 grams Salicylic Acid 3 grams Fine White Sand 100 grams Paraffin 3 grams Alcohol 100 grams Method: Mix stearic acid, paraffin, salicylic acid, and alcohol according to measurement to make a solution. Wash the fine white sand clean in advance, dry and sieve it, then add it to the above solution, stir evenly, spread it on a board, and dry it. When using, spread the dried fine sand on the bottom of a suitable box, place the flowers inside, then sprinkle the fine sand lightly on top to fill the gaps, seal the box, and heat it to 30-40℃, maintaining this temperature for about 2-3 days, then remove the box, pour out the sand, take out the flowers, and place them in an appropriate container for preservation.

IV. Formula (4)

Sucrose 100-200 grams Potassium Sulfate 2 grams Boric Acid Trace Citric Acid 0.4-2 grams Water Appropriate Potassium Dihydrogen Phosphate 5 grams Sodium Metabisulfite 0.4-2 grams 8-Hydroxyquinoline Sulfate Potassium 0.4-1.7 grams Potassium Benzoate 0.4-1.7 grams Method: Add 2 parts of the above mixture to 57 parts of water to become an effective flower preservative solution. After conducting preservation tests on 24 types of flowers, the results show that flowers preserved with this preservative have a preservation time 12-30 times longer than those preserved in water alone.

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The above is a comprehensive introduction to the flower preservative preparation method, hoping to bring some related knowledge about green plants to green plant enthusiasts.