Processing method for keeping freshness of roses and carnations
A processing method and carnation technology, applied in the field of fresh-keeping processing, can solve the problems of lack of fresh activity and texture, increased cost, natural posture and short fresh-live time, etc., to enrich the creative space of flower art, prolong the fresh-keeping time, and enrich the color. Effect
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[0038] Processing of preserved roses and carnations :
[0039] 1) Pretreatment of naturally growing roses and carnations after harvesting: Cut the living materials of naturally growing fresh-cut roses and carnation plants, remove incomplete or damaged dry branches or leaves, and then cut the cut roses 1. The branches of carnations are separated from the flower heads. When separated, 2cm-4cm long rose branches are reserved under each flower head, and each flower head and each flower branch of each rose and carnation are routinely disinfected;
[0040] 2) The first replacement and decolorization treatment: the purpose of soaking is to completely remove the color of each flower and each flower branch rose or carnation to a transparent state after the disinfection treatment, so that the cells in each flower and each flower branch to be processed are completely Open,
[0041]300 grams of C2H5OH, 30-45 grams of carbohydrates, 30-45 grams of nutritional regulators, 20-35 grams of a...
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