dye for cut flowers Flower Palette

Cut the flower stem diagonally.
For best results to make the flower length around 30-35cm.

By cutting the stem diagonally the area to absorb water from the stem increases.
Prepare tap water in a bucket or cup, and put the flowers into the water.
When you buy flowers, they may need more time to fully bloom. It's best to wait for around a day.
Put 1 bag of your chosen color into 400-500ml of water and stir well so the dye dissolves into the water.
Soak the stems in the dyed water until the petals become the desired color.
花The dyeing time varies depending on the type of flower.If the dyeing time is too long, the life of the flower may shortened.
The staining time is at most about 6 hours. Then transfer to regular water and wait until the next day.

The next day, the whole flower will have adopted the new color.
* If you want to dye a flower multiple colors ...
1. Cut the stem vertically with a cutter (or scissors).

We recommend trying 2 colours first, as it's simple.

2. Soak the tips of the stems in different dyes.

*This product is made for flower experiments using dye. Do not use it for anything other than its intended purpose.
*Do not lick the dye or put it in your mouth. Do not get it in your eyes or rub your eyes with your hands after touching it. If the chemical gets into your eyes, rinse immediately with water.
*The dye may cause a permanent stain. Please be careful not to stain clothes, furniture, or rugs. If a stain does occur, wash immediately with water.
*Keep away from naked flames.
*Do not do anything that is not written in the manual.
*Keep dyes in plastic bottles out of the reach of small children.
*After making the dye solution use it as soon as possible.
*After use the dye solution can be disposed of down the sink. Please let the tap run for a while.

How many flowers can be dyed per a bag of flower pallete?: You can dye about 50, depending on the type of flower.
How much liquid should I use per a flower?: You only need to soak the tip of the stem in the dye solution.
Does the powder have an expiration date?: The expiration date is around 5 years. However, it may be shorter, depending on how it is stored.
Is there an expiration date for the dye solution?: It lasts about one month, depending on how it is stored. After making the solution, bacteria in the water will continue to grow, and the effect of dye will gradually worsen.
Is there any way to make the solution last longer?: Put it in a container such as a plastic bottle, firmly screw on the cap. Also, store in a cool place away from direct sunlight.
What should I be aware of when storing this product in powder form?: Store in an air tight container, in a dry place, out of direct sunlight.
What should I do if the solution gets on my clothes or carpet?: Rinse immediately with lukewarm water. Please note that some fibers such as nylon and wool are difficult to get a stain out from.
How should I dispose of the dye solution?: Please pour it down the sink or toilet followed by a large amount of water.

Does the dyeing results change depending on the concentration of the liquid?: One bag + 500cc: dyes slowly and evenly. 1 bag + 300cc: dyes quickly and deeply. Higher concentrations than those may cause the dye to clog the stem and reduce the life of the flower. In addition to the density, the degree of dyeing varies greatly depending on the type and freshness of the flower.
Is it possible to dye evenly without the tip of the petal getting dark?: It depends on the type and freshness of the flower, but if you dilute the solution, and leave the flower in it for a long time in a cool place, the dyeing will be comparatively more even.
What happens if I dye the flower once, then use another color to dye it again? (E.g. dye in yellow, then blue): Colors will mix to some extent, but the dye might not take to the petals very well.
Does the life of a flower change when I soak it in liquid?: Basically, it does not change. However, if the dyeing time is too long or a solution of higher concentration is used, the life may be shortened.

The dyeing condition of flowers depends greatly on the type and freshness of the flowers, as well as the environment in which they are dyed. Please note that in some cases, the results may differ from those mentioned above.