Color Changing Flowers
Use chemistry to change the colors in a bouquet of flowers.
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Fantastic! love this blog
Fantastic! love this blog
bases
are alkalis bases?
Yes.
Yes.
acid / base relationship to hydrangeas
Hi Robert,
I have a hydrangea plant and have successfully changed its color by changing the soil pH. Just wanted to let you know that the pH relation to the color is the opposite of what you state in the video -- more acidic soil produces bluer flowers, while alkaline soils make blooms pinker.
food color
if you put food color in water and put any white flower in the water....the veins will turn the color of the food coloring....just so you know
its pretty cool
Changing Flower
This is wonderful ,to get a different color for your flower for a party or wedding or just to sit on your table. Love it. Fun to do.
flowers
i loved the color the flowers changed very pretty
good
I think I have some of those flowers. from Sam.
cool
cool
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