Understanding Flower Stem Care

The video discusses the importance of cutting flower stems under running water to prevent air bubbles from forming in the stems. Air bubbles can be harmful to plants, but they can diffuse out over time. To avoid potential damage, it's recommended to cut stems in water, preventing air from entering the plant's veins.

Why do some people suggest cutting flower stems under running water?

• To make the stems grow longer

• To prevent air from entering the stems

• To clean the stems thoroughly

• To make the flowers bloom faster

What happens when you cut flower stems out of water?

• The flowers change color

• Air is introduced into the stems

• The stems absorb more nutrients

• The stems become stronger

What is the consequence of air bubbles getting trapped in flower stems?

• They have no effect on the plant

• They make the plant more colorful

• They can be deadly to the plant

• They help the plant grow

How can air bubbles in flower stems be managed?

• By shaking the plant

• By adding more water

• By cutting the stems again

• By allowing the air to diffuse out

What is the best way to prevent air bubbles in flower stems?

• By using a sharp knife

• By using warm water

• By cutting the stems under running water

• By cutting the stems in the morning