What do you all do with...

• hopy

  11 Jul 05, 11:19

  fresh flowers after receiving it? the only thing i can think of is to make it into dried flowers wor.. but after a while it became moldy leh...
• coolger03

  11 Jul 05, 11:20

  erm... throw it away after it wilts?
• shinta

  11 Jul 05, 11:21

  keep it as deco for a while, den throw it away
  
  dun buy flowers.... i kill them faster than they die of a natural death
• 798

  11 Jul 05, 11:21

  put in a vase wif some water.
• coolger03

  11 Jul 05, 11:22

  Originally posted by hopy:

  fresh flowers after receiving it? the only thing i can think of is to make it into dried flowers wor.. but after a while it became moldy leh...

  btw, did u dry it in the sun?
  last time i saw on tv b4... can put inside oven to dry it lor... like that confirm will be dry dry one....
  and unless ur house quite humid... dun think will turn mouldy ba....
• hopy

  11 Jul 05, 11:22

  Originally posted by coolger03:

  erm... throw it away after it wilts?

  ya.. thinking of throwing it away after it gets real moldy..
• Neutrend

  11 Jul 05, 11:23

  fresh flowers without roots? poor flower, i think i will bury it 6 ft underground.
  
  my reason of doing it:
  1. give it a proper burial
  2. make sure it provides ferterliser for other plants
  3. sooner or later you gonna throw it, why not make it a quick one?
  
  here is my 3cent worth of opinion
  
  
• hopy

  11 Jul 05, 11:23

  Originally posted by coolger03:

  btw, did u dry it in the sun?
  last time i saw on tv b4... can put inside oven to dry it lor... like that confirm will be dry dry one....
  and unless ur house quite humid... dun think will turn mouldy ba....

  dunno le.. the stuff ard mi house gets moldy real fast wor..
• hopy

  11 Jul 05, 11:24

  Originally posted by Neutrend:

  fresh flowers without roots? poor flower, i think i will bury it 6 ft underground.
  
  my reason of doing it:
  1. give it a proper burial
  2. make sure it provides ferterliser for other plants
  3. sooner or later you gonna throw it, why not make it a quick one?
  
  here is my 3cent worth of opinion
  
  

  wah.. u really v huan bao hor
• Neutrend

  11 Jul 05, 11:26

  LOL, haha, i usually dun keep useless thing one.. maybe a live plant i will keep lor.. just imagine.. keeping so much useless things for what? memories? i thought this should be buried inside you mind haha
• hopy

  11 Jul 05, 11:27

  Originally posted by Neutrend:

  LOL, haha, i usually dun keep useless thing one.. maybe a live plant i will keep lor.. just imagine.. keeping so much useless things for what? memories? i thought this should be buried inside you mind haha

  true true.. beautiful things r normally short-lived de
• 798

  11 Jul 05, 11:27

  Originally posted by Neutrend:

  fresh flowers without roots? poor flower, i think i will bury it 6 ft underground.
  
  my reason of doing it:
  1. give it a proper burial
  2. make sure it provides ferterliser for other plants
  3. sooner or later you gonna throw it, why not make it a quick one?
  
  here is my 3cent worth of opinion
  
  

  i enjoy seeing the flower fade n wilt.
• coolger03

  11 Jul 05, 11:27

  Originally posted by hopy:

  dunno le.. the stuff ard mi house gets moldy real fast wor..

  u stay at corner house ah?? dun get much sunshine?
  that day my colleague also say her house very humid... need to wipe like every 2 weeks, if not the wall behind her bed will turn mouldy also... very jialat hor...
• shinta

  11 Jul 05, 11:28

  Originally posted by hopy:

  dunno le.. the stuff ard mi house gets moldy real fast wor..

  Singapore, humid... can't expect less?
• CryoLind

  11 Jul 05, 11:31

  Dat time i hang it upside down expecting it to dry but end up lookin ugly.......
  
  BTW, it's tulips, think got something to do with the type of flowers too
• coolger03

  11 Jul 05, 11:33

  Originally posted by CryoLind:

  Dat time i hang it upside down expecting it to dry but end up lookin ugly.......
  
  BTW, it's tulips, think got something to do with the type of flowers too

  that was what ppl say mah... hang it upside down to dry...
• I_am_PeTe_Parker

  11 Jul 05, 11:35

  Originally posted by hopy:

  fresh flowers after receiving it? the only thing i can think of is to make it into dried flowers wor.. but after a while it became moldy leh...

  lucky it is only mold. Last time a colleague of mine hang some roses to dry and after a few days...worms started crawling all over the bunch of roses. I think it was flies or some insect maggots. There were traces of the maggots long after she got rid of the roses. Maggots sure can crawl far!!!!
• shinta

  11 Jul 05, 11:35

  Originally posted by coolger03:

  u stay at corner house ah?? dun get much sunshine?
  that day my colleague also say her house very humid... need to wipe like every 2 weeks, if not the wall behind her bed will turn mouldy also... very jialat hor...

  
  
  that bad?
• shinta

  11 Jul 05, 11:36

  Originally posted by I_am_PeTe_Parker:

  lucky it is only mold. Last time a colleague of mine hang some roses to dry and after a few days...worms started crawling all over the bunch of roses. I think it was flies or some insect maggots. There were traces of the maggots long after she got rid of the roses. Maggots sure can crawl far!!!!

  
• hopy

  11 Jul 05, 11:40

  Originally posted by I_am_PeTe_Parker:

  lucky it is only mold. Last time a colleague of mine hang some roses to dry and after a few days...worms started crawling all over the bunch of roses. I think it was flies or some insect maggots. There were traces of the maggots long after she got rid of the roses. Maggots sure can crawl far!!!!

  there was once also.. the rose petals starts to have little holes in them.. think also due to worms ba..
• hopy

  11 Jul 05, 11:40

  Originally posted by coolger03:

  u stay at corner house ah?? dun get much sunshine?
  that day my colleague also say her house very humid... need to wipe like every 2 weeks, if not the wall behind her bed will turn mouldy also... very jialat hor...

  think coz mi place alot of tress.. could it be due to tt?
• CryoLind

  11 Jul 05, 11:44

  Originally posted by I_am_PeTe_Parker:

  lucky it is only mold. Last time a colleague of mine hang some roses to dry and after a few days...worms started crawling all over the bunch of roses. I think it was flies or some insect maggots. There were traces of the maggots long after she got rid of the roses. Maggots sure can crawl far!!!!

  serious ar?
• coolger03

  11 Jul 05, 11:48

  Originally posted by hopy:

  think coz mi place alot of tress.. could it be due to tt?

  eh... that one i dunno leh...
  u got try the hippo thing or not? the pink colour dehumidifier?
• hopy

  11 Jul 05, 11:51

  Originally posted by coolger03:

  eh... that one i dunno leh...
  u got try the hippo thing or not? the pink colour dehumidifier?

  got.. but v fast got water but effects like nothing much wor..
• 798

  11 Jul 05, 11:53

  Originally posted by hopy:

  got.. but v fast got water but effects like nothing much wor..

  keep in a refrigerator.
  
  i think most florist shop they keep in a low temperature place