Do You Have To Keep Babys Breath In Water. I love to swim and have been taking my baby in the water with me since she was just a few months old. To keep the stems properly hydrated, you may need to cut off an inch from the end of the stems using a sharp, clean knife;
As a dried flower, it’s also used in wreaths and seasonal decorations. Cut the ends of the stems under water at a diagonal angle to encourage rehydration. Don't just grab the baby's breath and stick it into a floral arrangement or bouquet.
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To keep the stems properly hydrated, you may need to cut off an inch from the end of the stems using a sharp, clean knife; Since baby's breath doesn't appear to need a lot of arranging, i'm wondering if this is something that i can just do myself. Mist or lightly water in, not moving the seeds. In about 10 to 15 days, your potted baby’s breath will sprout.
