Is it possible to store dried flowers at home: well-known popular beliefs
Each of us has once kept dried flowers at home. Girls who want to preserve memories of their first dates or weddings do it especially often. SSPDaily will look at folk beliefs about preserving dried flowers.
According to folk beliefs, keeping dried flowers at home is strongly discouraged, as it is believed that this leads to a loss of strength and youth. Our ancestors were firmly of the opinion that just as dried flowers lose their external beauty, the owner of such a bouquet will inevitably fall ill, experiencing a significant depletion of energy and bringing terrible misfortunes upon himself.
Therefore, it is advisable not to leave such flowers in a vase for a long period of time. Moreover, if the bouquet is not thrown away in time and continues to remain in the water, it gradually begins to decompose, creating an environment saturated with bacteria.
The consequences of keeping dried flowers at home, according to beliefs:
1. Death
2. Misfortune and bad luck
3. Financial losses
4. Bereavement of a loved one
5. Health problems
6. Decrease in family wealth
Nevertheless, it should be emphasized that certain flowers can be safely stored dried at home. In particular, we are talking about medicinal plants. Not only will they not cause harm to their owner, but they can also contribute to better health and well-being.
Among the well-known flowers that can be dried and stored at home, fenugreek, lavender, oregano, chamomile, thyme, mint, and wormwood deserve special attention. These exceptional flowers not only add aesthetic value, but also have beneficial properties.