Took some pics of fading tulips. Still looking nice though, and kind of interesting. - at least for my eyes. Shot plenty of them next to window to get more day light. I didn't use tripod nor anything to soften the incoming natural light.
What do we know about tulips:
- tulips are definitely one of the world's most popular fresh-cut flowers
- there're around 75 wild species of tulips
- in the gardens tulips are blooming in spring
- tulips are often associated to the Netherlands
- tulip is a national flower of Turkey and Afghanistan
- tulips are eatable
How to take care of fresh-cut tulips:
- cut 0,5cm from the base of the stems. Use a small pair of clippers and cut the stems at an angle. This will help them soal up water from the vase.
- Remove extra leaves from the base of the stems. The leaves could start rotting if soaked into the water and cause the flowers to go limp before their time.
- Fill the vase with cold water. Thatbwill keepmthe stems fresh and crisp, while warm water would cause them to become weak and soggy.
- Add some flower food. This will greatly lengthen flowers' lifespan and keep them standing tall and looking perky for as long as possible.
- Keep the vase out of the sun. Otherwise, the tulips will wilt in the heat.
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