1. How does the process of drying flowers / grains look like?

There are two most popular flower drying processes:

- Natural − if the natural colour of the flowers is stopped, they are dried in a dark and airy place. The drying time is about 2 weeks. Coloured flowers are dried under a transparent foil because the sun causes discoloration of the natural colour.

- Mechanical − the process takes place in the dryer. It is used in the case of flowers, which due to their properties must be dried at an accelerated rate.

2. How does the process of bleaching of flowers / grains look like?

Our flowers and grains are bleached in a solution of water with hydrogen peroxide and then exposed to sunlight. This is currently the most ecological way of bleaching.

3. How does the process of colouring the flowers / grains look like?

Our flowers and grains are dyed in water solution with aniline paints, commonly used to dye fabrics.

4. How to vacuum the flowers / grains?

Flowers and grains can be vacuumed using a hair dryer, set to the lowest program with a cold air stream, or using compressed air as with electronic devices.

5. How to store the dried flowers / grains?

Dried flowers and grains are best stored wrapped in paper, in a cardboard box placed in a dark and dry place.

6. Can dried flowers / grains be composted?

Yes, it is possible to compost dried flowers and grains. Despite the process of bleaching or dyeing, the seeds do not lose their properties and can germinate.