Dried flowers for long-lasting enjoyment of beautiful flowers.

It has been loved by many people for many years as interior decoration and sundry goods.

There are many ways to make dried flowers, some using a vacuum.

This article describes the process of dried flower production. 

Natural drying

This method involves hanging flowers upside down in bunches and leaving them to dry naturally.

It is the easiest way.

Hot air drying

This method of drying is by applying hot air.

High temperatures can cause discoloration.

cold air drying

This method of drying is by applying cold air. 

freeze-drying

This method involves freezing and drying by machine. 

Silica gel drying

Drying with desiccant silica gel.

Flowers dehydrate and dry out, but this takes time.

It is not heated, which results in a good preservation of form and color. 

Vacuum freeze drying

This method of drying is achieved by freezing the product and then lowering the atmospheric pressure to create a vacuum.

It is so-called freeze drying, where water is sublimated and dried.

It is not heated, which results in very good color preservation.

It has almost no shrinkage or chemical reactions and is used for taxidermy and archaeological heritage.

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