This is a photo of the flowers before the vodka took effect. They are quiet and shy!
This is what they looked like after I added vodka to the water. They look happy and outgoing.
Usually a bouquet of Alstromeria lasts between two and three weeks. This is what the alstromeria looks like after only one week.
Do you think their is a parallel between the effects of vodka on people and flowers?
5 comments:
LOL. I've always heard rumors that vodka helps (flowers), but have never given it a try. Thanks for investigating and sharing your insights. But if you do it again, do some investigation on Drunken Shrimp. At least you can eat them!
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The flowers did not die in vain. The demonstration is convincing!
I wonder if amount matters. How much did you use? It would be nice to reap the benefits without the early demise. :)
Vodka can be used to absorb flower scents. It's just an alcohol, you can use it with artists paints - it causes the paint to move in wierd ways. Also will make Sharpie ink look like tie-dye.
Google its uses - cleaning perhaps... if you must.
Kay, that's just funny. Thanks for sharing your experiment.
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