What is the eternal flower?

PreservedFreshFlower is also called the flower of protection and ecology, and it is also called "the flower that never fades" abroad. Fairy flowers are dried flowers made of fresh cut flowers such as roses, carnations, Phalaenopsis and hydrangea. It is processed through a series of complicated processes such as dehydration, decoloration, drying and dyeing.

Eternal flowers are almost the same as flowers in color, shape and feeling. They keep the characteristics of flowers, have richer colors and higher uses, and can be preserved for at least 3 years. It is the most ideal flower deep processing product for floral design, home decoration and celebration activities. The products of Eternal Flowers have been sought after by white-collar workers and upper-class consumers in western countries since they appeared in Germany in the last century. In 20 12 years, Changshenghua was very popular in the Japanese market, with an annual demand of at least 654.38+billion.

brief introduction

In the process of making plant materials, whether the original color can be preserved as much as possible to achieve the ideal ornamental effect is the key to making dried flowers. There are three basic color-preserving methods:

Physical color protection method keeps the bright colors of plant materials by controlling the external environment such as temperature, humidity, light and oxygen content in dry media. The basic methods of physical color protection include high temperature decompression, low temperature decompression and microwave drying.

Chemical color protection is a kind of color protection method to maintain or change the chemical structure and properties of the original pigment through the chemical reaction between chemicals and pigments of plant materials. Chemical color retention methods are divided into: green material color retention, color flower color retention and color absorption in mosaic. Commonly used color fixatives are tartaric acid, citric acid, copper sulfate, aluminum sulfate, alum, tin chloride, zinc chloride, sucrose and so on.