For how many days a flower can live, and how I can take care of It.

How Long Can a Flower Live? The lifespan of a flower depends on the type of flower and how well it’s cared for. Typical lifespan of cut flowers – Most fresh-cut flowers last 5–12 days on average. – Some flowers naturally last longer: – Carnations, lilies, roses often last longer than delicate blooms. – Others, like hydrangeas or tulips, wilt more quickly. How to Take Care of Flowers (and Make Them Last Longer) 1. Start with a clean vase A clean vase prevents bacteria from shortening the flower’s life. 2. Trim the stems – Cut stems at a 45° angle to help them absorb more water. – Re-trim every few days to keep them fresh. 3. Remove leaves below the waterline Leaves in water rot quickly and create bacteria that harm the flowers. 4. Change the water regularly – Replace the water every 1–2 days to keep it fresh. 5. Keep flowers in a cool spot – Avoid direct sunlight, heat, or drafts. – Flowers last longer in cooler environments. 6. Use flower food if available Flower food helps nourish the stems and reduce bacteria in the water. 7. Handle gently Petals and stems can bruise easily, shortening their lifespan.