FAQs
What if I can’t start preserving my flowers for a few days or even a week later?
How do I get roses to bloom bigger and quicker?
When I begin my drying process, should I face flowers face-up or face-down on the Quick-Dry Paper?
Are my Perservation Boards usable if they warp after repeated use?
Warping boards do not effect the outcome of your floral preservations. They will naturally wrap inward over time because of your flowers between the board. Simply flip your Preservation Boards over to the opposite side so they buckle outwards. When securing using the Wrapping Cord, this will help re-straighten the boards. Our Preservation Boards will last for hundreds preservations with the right care.
Can I stack flowers during the drying process?
What can I do if my Wrapping Cord keeps slipping?
What is the best way to preserve hydrangeas?
How can I make roses thinner and not so bulky when I’m trying to preserve them?
What happens if I have to stop my preservation mid-way?
What is the best way to preserve a flower with a bulky stem or stalk?
What if my flowers are too large for my Quick-Dry Paper?
Large flowers like lillies can still be preserved using our kit! Simply arrange two Quick-Dry Papers on the bottom and overlap to accommodate the size of your flower so the flower does not have contact with the Preservation Boards when wrapped.

Use the same number of Quick-Dry paper from the bottom on top of your flowers before placing the top Preservation Board in place and wrapping. As a reminder, flowers should not make direct contact with the Preservation Boards.

Now, you’re ready to preserve the flower as usual.