Basic cut flower requirements | High quality water | Healthy environment. | Sanitation | Excessive water loss |
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Living
If a fresh flower is removed is it living or non-living?
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Hard or soft
Water is classified as what?
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A thermometer
What would you use to check the temperature?
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Yesssss
Is sanitation important in a long life for fresh flowers?
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When a flower loses water
What is transpiration?
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High quality water, sugars, a healthy environment, and sanitation.
What are the basic needs for fresh cut flowers?
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High amounts of minerals,
Hard water contains what?
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Cool places, such as a cooler.
Flower buckets should be kept in?
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Yes they should always clean their hands and tools.
Should the designer clean their instruments?
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Warm temperatures and low relative humidity
What is transpiration due to?
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90 percent
What percentage or flowers is water?
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Salts in the form of sodium.
Soft water has to be treated with?
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34-38 degrees Fahrenheit
The ideal temperature to store flowers is?
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Avoid introducing bacteria.
What should you avoid when introducing an organism into a vase?
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Avoid introducing bacteria.
What should you avoid when introducing an organism into a vase?
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Stems, leaves, and flowers
What's important parts are needed to be turgid?
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Preparation of cut plant materials for arranging by allowing for adequate solution uptake
what is conditioning?
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32 degrees Fahrenheit
Foliage especially boxed ones will store well at?
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Disinfected work areas and clean coolers or storage areas.m
What is important when trying to eliminate ethylene?
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When it is wilted.
When should you never harvest a flower?
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11-14
What are the levels of pH?
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100-110
What should the temperature be upon arrival?
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Ethylene is a colorless odorless gas
What is ethylene?
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It's soource of nourishment
When the baby plant gets cut off its mother plant, what is removed?
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Hit hands can increase transoiration
What can hot hands cause?
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