Eucalyptus in the vase makes a visually appealing and almost refreshing impression. This is how you keep a eucalyptus branch decorative in the flower vase. If you use it once, eucalyptus may soon become an integral part of your home.
How do I care for eucalyptus in the vase?
Eucalyptus in a vase stays fresh for up to three weeks if the branches are freshly cut every two days and the water is changed every three days. The scent-intensive lemon eucalyptus is particularly popular for room decoration.
How long does eucalyptus last in a vase?
Eucalyptus can last in the flower vase for up to three weeks. Few cut flowers last that long. The green branch makes a fresh impression and is visually appealing. Many varieties even have a fresh scent. Advantages like these can speak for using eucalyptus in the home. In addition, there is a simple and pleasantly minimalist appearance. However, to ensure that cut eucalyptus lasts as long as possible, you should follow a few care tips.
How do you properly care for eucalyptus in a vase?
Re-cut the branches everytwo daysand place the plantevery three days fresh waterThe branches of the eucalyptus tend to become woody. By cutting them fresh, you ensure that they can provide themselves with good moisture. Please note this when cutting:
- Use a sharp cutting tool
- Clean the blade thoroughly beforehand
How can I dry the eucalyptus from the vase?
You can dry the eucalyptus by tying the branches into abundleand hanging thisupside down You do not have to use the fresh eucalyptus branches directly dry, but can also be placed in a flower vase with water. When dried, the little bundle can be stored forever. Over a certain period of time it will even spread a certain scent.
Which eucalyptus smells best?
The lemon eucalyptus (Eucalyptus citriodora) in particular is valued for its intense scent. As the name suggests, this strain does not smell like cough syrup. The easy-care lemon eucalyptus spreads a pleasant citrus note. No wonder that the plant is also considered an insider tip for the bathroom.
Tip
Use eucalyptus for bouquets too
Eucalyptus can't just be used on its own. The branches of this plant can also be used as binding greenery for bouquets. When you use eucalyptus in this way, you combine fresh cut greenery in the vase with a beautiful display of selected cut flowers. One possible combination is pampas grass for the vase.
