🌹 How to Dry Rose Blooms / Microwave vs Time / Flower Drying Silica Gel
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- I tried to dry my rose blooms and shared with you using microwave (3 minutes) vs time (3 days). Make sure you store your petals with the silicone if you are in a humid environment. See the directions for more information.
Gel: amzn.to/4903JW4
Kimberley (The Rose Geek)
🌎 Rose Geeks Facebook Group - Share Your Roses:
/ 284800443200767
🌹 HOW YOU CAN SUPPORT ME 🌹
- Subscribe to my channel, Like my videos
- See Products I Recommend on my Amazon Storefront
- Browse Rose Geek Merch
🛒 PRODUCTS I RECOMMEND 🛒
www.amazon.com...
As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases, but you pay the same price and interact as usual only with Amazon. Please click the associates link so that I get the referral. Thank you!
🌹 Partners 🌹
- Star: www.starrosesa...
- ARS: www.rose.org/
- Bonide: ttps://bonide.com/
- GBR: greatbigplants...
👚 ROSE GEEK MERCH 👚
rose-geeks.cre...
🌹 LINKS 🌹
- Interested in Scentables? www.starrosesa...
- My Rose Vendor Pics 2021: • Video
- Which Rose is Right for You? • 🌹 Best Rose Rootstock ...
- 3 Feet of Rose Growth in 1 Month: • 🌹 3-FOOT Rose Growth i...
- Great Big Roses Organic Humic Acid & Kelp Fertilizer: greatbigplants...
- Search for Roses: www.helpmefind...
- American Rose Society: www.rose.org/
- US Interactive Plant Zone Map: planthardiness...
- US Map: gpsr.ars.usda....
- US State Zone Maps: planthardiness...
planthardiness...
- World Zone Map: en.wikipedia.o...
🌹 SOCIAL MEDIA 🌹
🌎 Rose Geeks Facebook Group to Share Your Roses
/ 284800443200767
- Instagram: / therosegeek1
- Twitter: @therosegeek1
- Reddit: / rosegeeks
🌹 AUDIO LICENSES 🌹
Canon in D Major by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. creativecommon...
Source: incompetech.com...
Artist: incompetech.com/
Hi Rose Geek I love your channel first off. I am a rose lover as well and grow hardy roses here in Canada in my Zone 3B. Rose petals are so beautiful and have so many uses. I like to scattered them in my dresser drawers. I use to do a lot of dried flowers back in the 90s and use silica and kind of got away from it. I would then make picture designs with them. Thanks for reminding me about this hobby now that I see you doing this it has rekindled my passion for this again!
I would love to see what you create with them! If you are on Rose Geeks Facebook, please post. We need ideas like yours!
Hi there, after drying for a week, do they keep some of their aroma? Thanks and have a nice weekend
@@ocap2009 it’s much lighter and it gradually fades.
Great topic Kimberley - those turned out fantastic!
Thanks Jason!
Hi rose geek thank you for an informative video… I like hanging roses and flowers to dry upside down in my basement for a week they don’t loose their form. I like make rose water has vitamins for hair and misting on face, my girls love it as cologne ❤❤❤
Great idea! Thank you for sharing!
Looks very pretty!❤
Thank you! 😊
👍🌹
Thank you for watching!