Material:100% Silica Gel ( 90% clear + 10% Orange )

N.W.: 5 lbs ( 2268 grams )

Moisture Absorption Rate: up to 35% ( as its own weight ).

While there are many ways to dry and preserve flowers, flower drying crystals can be more efficient as it absorbs the moisture from the plant material with less discoloration and fading than hang drying or pressing. It enables one to easily dry flowers within a matter of a few days even minutes, and in doing so the shape and color of the flowers are maintained during the drying process.

Unlike blue silica gels, orange silica gels for drying flowers are Cocl2-free.

Less than 1mm silica crystals, flower drying DIY craft purpose small beaded silica gels with dust treatment, to avoid physical impacts on petals, and more healthy. Please wear mask & gloves when operating if required.

Contains orange beads, when the orange changed to dark green, indicates the silica gels in saturation.

Cautions: Do not recharge the silica gel with orange beads, overheat will reduce its efficiency.

flower silica gel is color indicated and reusable. Spread the silica gels in a shallow metal sheet and place in a 250°F oven, until all green crystals turn orange again, the process will take hours according to the amount of silica gels.

Supplies Needed:

1. Flowers 2. Scissors or garden pruners 3. Small cup 4. Air tight containers 5. silica gel for drying flowers

- Step 1 : Lay a layer of flower silica gel desiccants on the bottom of the airtight container. Then process the flowers, remove the bad petals by hand, cut off the long branches, and reserve 3-5cm of flower branches.

- Step 2 : Lay the trimmed flowers on top of silica gel for drying flowers.

- Step 3 : Slowly pour the remaining flower drying desiccant into the surrounding area with a small cup. First, cover the flower core and carefully fill in each petal, taking care not to make the flower out of shape.

- Step 4 : When the flowers are completely covered, seal the container and leave in a dry place for 3-7 days. ( Pay attention to the degree of dryness of the flowers and increase or decrease the drying time as appropriate. )

- Flowers best preserved by using flower drying silica gel : Anemones, Daisies, Zinnias, Roses, Azaleas, Freesia, Strawflower, Sea lavender, Pansies, Queen Anne's Lace, Larkspur, Peonies, Grape Hyacinths, Lily of the Valley, Orchids, Delphiniums, Statice, Yarrow, Primroses, Baby's breath, Grasses, Carnations, Bachelor Buttons, Foliage, Dahlias, Geraniums, Celosias, Asters, Marigolds, Chrysanthemums, Cockscomb, Gomphrena, etc.

- Flowers not easily be dried by using silica gels: Daffodils, Crocuses, Irises, Tulips and other flowers with high moisture in the petals.

- White flowers may become beige after dried, while red flowers will be a little darker.

- Dried flowers fade quickly in sunlight or extreme heat, so be sure to keep them in cool areas away from windows.

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Product description

Every bloom tells a story – of love, of loss, of celebration – and the memories they hold deserve to last.

Rooted in this vision, we're honored to support and grow alongside the vibrant flower drying community worldwide: creators, memory keepers and botanical storytellers who turn fleeting beauty into lasting art.

Whether you're an experienced floral artist or just starting out, is here to inspire, simplify and elevate your craft.

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