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How to properly dry roses at home: dried flowers and petals
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Pieces of cotton wool also perfectly absorb moisture, so you can use it to dry flowers. All the petals of the plant are carefully covered with small pieces of this material so that they are all separated. Next, hang the structure upside down in a dark place and wait for it to dry completely. The cotton wool is removed from a dry bud with tweezers, being careful not to damage the fragile petals. Drying this way takes a week.
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